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Leighton House Museum
This week I spent an exquisite evening at Leighton House Museum. Home of Victorian painter and sculptor, Frederic Leighton, this gem of a house in Holland Park never ceases to amaze. The design of the building began in 1864 and continued during the following 30 years with … Continue reading
