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Parsloes Manor House from the South East, 1900

Joseph W. Furnell (1905–1991)

Valence House Museum

Parsloes Manor House from the South East, 1900

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The name Parsloes was derived from the Passelewe family who owned the estate in the thirteenth century. Reconstructed in the fourteenth century, it was then a two-storey brick building with a central hall on the ground floor. Purchased by William Fanshawe in 1619 and remaining in the family until 1917, the building underwent alterations and enlargements. Heavily mortgaged by the mid-nineteenth century, the house was let to a succession of tenants, was derelict by the late nineteenth century and in ruin by 1900. Parsloes Manor House was demolished in 1925.

Valence House Museum

London

Title

Parsloes Manor House from the South East, 1900

Date

1985

Medium

oil on board

Measurements

H 19 x W 29 cm

Accession number

LDVAL2807

Acquisition method

gift from the artist

Work type

Painting

Inscription description

Joseph Furnell 1985

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Joseph W. Furnell

1905–1991

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