This man designed a "double-cube" room at the Wilton House that contains portraits of the Pembroke family. One of his designs
This man designed a "double-cube" room at the Wilton House that contains portraits of the Pembroke family. One of his designs has tiny rusticated basement windows, atop which are two stories of windows, the lower flanked by Ionic columns and the higher by Corinthian ones. His other double-cube room contains a ceiling with nine fresco segments, the central of which is ovular and depicts the Apotheosis of James I as executed by Peter Paul Rubens. This disciple of Palladio designed Britain's first classically inspired building, the Queen's House in Greenwich, in the 1610s. For 10 points, name this British architect who designed the Banqueting House at Whitehall.
This man designed a "double-cube" room at the Wilton House that contains portraits of the Pembroke family.
{Inigo Jones}