About John Maddison
Born 1952. John Maddison is a British painter, architectural historian, art historian and artist.
John M. Maddison FSA (born 1952) is a Scottish architectural historian and artist. He was an architectural adviser to the Victorian Society and then a historic buildings representative to the National Trust in East Anglia. He is a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London. He is a former chair of the governors of Norwich School of Art and Design and a trustee of the Cambridgeshire Historic Churches Trust. He designed a new altarpiece in eight panels for Bishop Alcock's Chapel at Ely Cathedral.
Selected publications Blickling Hall. National Trust, 1987. Medieval archaeology and architecture at Lichfield. British Archaeological Association, 1993. (Editor) Felbrigg Hall. National Trust, 1995. Ely Cathedral design and meaning. Ely Cathedral Publications, Ely, 2000.
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British painter (born 1952)
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