Cardiff Castle, Cardiff

formerly in: Glamorgan

Private Residence

The Norman castle on the site of a Roman fort was enlarged and rebuilt for John Crichton-Stuart, the second marquess of Bute in the early nineteenth century. In 1868 the third marquess commissioned William Burges to rebuild the castle again, into what became a remarkable vision of Victorian Gothic fantasy.

Castle website.

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People associated with this site
   as architect: William Burges
   as patron: John Patrick Crichton-Stuart


Artworks at this site:

	St John the Divine patron: John Patrick Crichton-Stuart artist: Ceccardo Fucigna firm/studio: J Barkentin about 1875 Cardiff Castle, Cardiff Lord Bute's bedroom
	The Visit of the Three Angels to Abraham and Sarah designer: William Burges patron: John Patrick Crichton-Stuart artist: Thomas Nicholls about 1872 Cardiff Castle, Cardiff Private Dining Room
	Scenes from the Life of Abraham firm/studio: Saunders & Co. patron: John Patrick Crichton-Stuart designer: Horatio Walter Lonsdale about 1873 Cardiff Castle, Cardiff Private Dining Room
	Angels Holding the Seven Churches of the Revelation of St John patron: John Patrick Crichton-Stuart firm/studio: Lavers, Barraud & Westlake designer: Nathaniel Hubert John Westlake about 1876 Cardiff Castle, Cardiff Lord Bute's bedroom
	Virgin and Child artist: Ceccardo Fucigna about 1875 Cardiff Castle, Cardiff Bute Tower roof garden
	Scenes from the First Book of Kings designer: Horatio Walter Lonsdale firm/studio: W. B. Simpson & Sons about 1875 Cardiff Castle, Cardiff Bute Tower roof garden
	Hosea and Obadiah from Characters from the Old Testament firm/studio: Saunders & Co. designer: Charles Campbell about 1875-1885 Cardiff Castle, Cardiff Library
	St Matthew the Evangelist from The Four Evangelists firm/studio: Saunders & Co. designer: Charles Campbell about 1875-1885 Cardiff Castle, Cardiff Library

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