The English House
The English House
John Steel (1934-1998) was one of the founders of the Antique Collectors' Club, retiring in 1992. He spent twenty years working on The English House, passionately practising what he preached by retoring three Suffolk houses over thirty years. Michael Wright was editor of Country Life magazine for eleven years, writing regularly on architecture, conservation and the fine arts. He has been Chairman of the Highgate Society, in north London, of the Friends of Bristol Art Gallery, and of the Lutyens Trust. He has contributed many articles to Country Life, to the Town Planning Institute Journal and to Homes and Gardens.
John Steel (1934-1998) was one of the founders of the Antique Collectors' Club, retiring in 1992. He spent twenty years working on The English House, passionately practising what he preached by retoring three Suffolk houses over thirty years. Michael Wright was editor of Country Life magazine for eleven years, writing regularly on architecture, conservation and the fine arts. He has been Chairman of the Highgate Society, in north London, of the Friends of Bristol Art Gallery, and of the Lutyens Trust. He has contributed many articles to Country Life, to the Town Planning Institute Journal and to Homes and Gardens.
John Steel (1934-1998) was one of the founders of the Antique Collectors' Club, retiring in 1992. He spent twenty years working on The English House, passionately practising what he preached by retoring three Suffolk houses over thirty years. Michael Wright was editor of Country Life magazine for eleven years, writing regularly on architecture, conservation and the fine arts. He has been Chairman of the Highgate Society, in north London, of the Friends of Bristol Art Gallery, and of the Lutyens Trust. He has contributed many articles to Country Life, to the Town Planning Institute Journal and to Homes and Gardens.
