Frogmore House, located in Windsor Home Park approximately half a mile to the south of Windsor Castle, was always a Royal Residence since 1792. Since Queen Charlotte bought Frogmore House in 1790, the gardens have been a popular destination for monarchs with their families. The home was utilised by Queen Charlotte and their unmarried daughters as a rural retreat. They used Frogmore as a “refuge” from court life, where they could indulge in their hobbies of “painting, sketching, needlework, japanning, reading, and ‘botanising’.” A number of rooms in Frogmore show the Queen’s interest in botany, including one adorned with painted florals by the painter Mary Moser.
Henry Moore Foundation: Archive Film Screening
Join the Archive team to explore how Henry Moore used and worked with the landscape around his home and studios through excerpts from our extensive film archive. Featuring amateur silent Cinefilm footage, shot by Moore’s foreman Frank Farnham, and documentary material made for British and American television. Each screening will begin with a short introduction and there will be an opportunity for Q&A at the send of the session.
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