Madingley Hall, University of Cambridge

The University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education

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Educational institution in Cambridgeshire

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The University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education is based at Madingley Hall. Madingley Hall is an elegant country house built in the sixteenth century and set in delightful gardens and grounds of about 7 acres, designed in the eighteenth century by Capability Brown. They include flower borders and lawns, a topiary garden and meadows. The Hall is situated in the peaceful village of Madingley, three miles west of the historic University City of Cambridge. Madingley Hall is not open to the public. If you wish to see a particular painting, please contact the collection.

Madingley Hall, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire CB23 8AQ England

enquiry@madingleyhall.co.uk

01223 746222

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http://www.madingleyhall.co.uk/

Artworks

  • Colonel Thomas Walter Harding (1843–1927)
    Colonel Thomas Walter Harding (1843–1927) unknown artist
    Madingley Hall, University of Cambridge
  • Detail from the Martyrdom of St Livinius
    Detail from the Martyrdom of St Livinius Balthasar Denner (1685–1749) (attributed to)
    Madingley Hall, University of Cambridge
  • Anne Parsons, Daughter of Alderman Humphrey Parsons, Brewer and Lord Mayor of London
    Anne Parsons, Daughter of Alderman Humphrey Parsons, Brewer and Lord Mayor of London Thomas Hudson (1701–1779)
    Madingley Hall, University of Cambridge
  • Geoffrey Hickson (1900–1978), Secretary of the Board of Extra-Mural Studies (1928–1967)
    Geoffrey Hickson (1900–1978), Secretary of the Board of Extra-Mural Studies (1928–1967) Patrick George (1923–2016)
    Madingley Hall, University of Cambridge
  • Michael Allen, Fellow of Churchill College, Secretary and Director of the Board of Extra-Mural Studies (1980–1990)
    Michael Allen, Fellow of Churchill College, Secretary and Director of the Board of Extra-Mural Studies (1980–1990) R. W. Abrahams
    Madingley Hall, University of Cambridge
  • Louise de Querouaille (1649–1734), Duchess of Portsmouth and Mistress of Charles II
    Louise de Querouaille (1649–1734), Duchess of Portsmouth and Mistress of Charles II Henri Gascars (1634–1701)
    Madingley Hall, University of Cambridge
  • John Hynde Cotton, 4th Bt
    John Hynde Cotton, 4th Bt Thomas Hudson (1701–1779)
    Madingley Hall, University of Cambridge
  • 8 more

Artists

  • William Camden (1551–1623)
    Marcus Gheeraerts the younger (1561/1562–1635/1636)
  • Sir Christopher Ingold (1893–1970)
    Benedict Rubbra (b.1938)
  • Landscape with the Arch of Constantine
    Giovanni Paolo Panini (1691–1765)
  • King's College Gateway
    Patrick George (1923–2016)
  • Pickford Narrow Boat 'Hope' at a Lock
    unknown artist
  • Michael Allen, Fellow of Churchill College, Secretary and Director of the Board of Extra-Mural Studies (1980–1990)
    R. W. Abrahams
  • Ralph Sheldon (1537–1613)
    Hieronymus Custodis
  • Scafell from Birker Moor, Eskdale, Cumberland
    Delmar Harmood Banner (1896–1983)
  • The Penitent Magdalen
    Balthasar Denner (1685–1749)
  • Louise de Querouaille (1649–1734), Duchess of Portsmouth and Mistress of Charles II
    Henri Gascars (1634–1701)

Venues in Cambridgeshire

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    Addenbrooke's Hospital
  • Airborne Assault Museum
  • Burwell Museum
  • Cambridge Assessment, University of Cambridge
  • Cambridge Central Library
  • Cambridge Guildhall
  • Cambridge Regional College, Huntingdon Campus
  • Cambridge Shire Hall
  • Cambridge Union Society, University of Cambridge
  • Cambridge University Library