National Trust, Sprivers

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Garden, parklands or rural site in Kent

2 artworks

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Once owned by a Robert Sprivers in 1447, Sprivers was a timber-framed building now encased in brick. Set amongst 108 acres of parkland, it was, in the past, noted for its production of oak timber. Alexander Courthorpe (1697–1779), whose portrait is still at the property, acquired it in 1704 and it remained in the family until it was bequeathed to the National Trust by Robert Courthope in 1966.

Horsmonden, Kent TN12 8DR England

sprivers@nationaltrust.org.uk

01892 893868

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http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/sprivers-garden/

Artworks

  • Mary Helden (1726–1766) with a Dog and Her Black Page, 'Sambo'
    Mary Helden (1726–1766) with a Dog and Her Black Page, 'Sambo' Charles Philips (1708–1747)
    National Trust, Sprivers
  • Alexander Courthope of Sprivers (1697–1779)
    Alexander Courthope of Sprivers (1697–1779) Thomas Hudson (1701–1779)
    National Trust, Sprivers

Artists

  • William Davis (d.1765), Member of Council, Calcutta
    Thomas Hudson (1701–1779)
  • William Gylby
    Charles Philips (1708–1747)
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