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Green Thumb: Gertrude Jekyll Gardens - Gildshire https://t.co/CoO2NY0gyZ

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ROBERT HARDMAN on the solemn dignity of Remembrance Sunday https://t.co/crepwzyPbK via @MailOnline

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Queen leads nation in two-minute silence on Remembrance Sunday https://t.co/5exMVcN7Ze via @MailOnline

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E. James owned Monkton House by Edwin Lutyens

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BMA House shortlisted at both London Venue Awards & Hire Space Awards 2019 https://t.co/8ShFKmBVfp via @eventnewsblog

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Official Launch of The Lutyens Trust America

After a year or more of planning, The Lutyens Trust America has been officially launched. Our first launch party was in New York on May 15th. We were fortunate to be able to celebrate the event in one of the oldest and most beautiful of New…

Metiendo Vivendum by Carl Laubin

by Carl Laubin Built and unbuilt works of Sir Edwin Lutyens, shown at the same scale to indicate comparative sizes. High quality giclée prints are now available of the oil painting Metiendo Vivendum by Carl Laubin. The prints measure 49 x 74 cm with an image size of 34 x 59 cm and a title block as above, printed on heavy fine art paper with a matt finish. There is a separate A4 key to the buildings.