Georgian
1714 to 1830, the four Georges: classical proportion applied to ordinary building, sash windows, and the terrace and square as the unit of urban development.
Also called Georgian Colonial, Federal.
How it connects
Georgian includes Regency.
In other taxonomies
- Georgian (British Renaissance-Baroque style)Getty AAT, 300021048related, not the same
- Georgian eraWikidata, Q2006877the same thing
For developersRecord, identifiers and graph
Where it sits
One rule per term beside it, taller for each narrower term
Georgian
10 terms, Medieval to Contemporary
Narrower than Georgian
Record
Georgian is used in the US market too, usually as Georgian Colonial. Federal (roughly 1780-1830) is the US label for the later half only, not for the whole span - it starts after independence, so nothing before 1776 is Federal.
- Also called
- Georgian Colonial · Federal
- Seen in the wild
- Colonial
- Narrower
- Regency
- Span
- 1714-1830, defensibly 1714-1837in the United Kingdom
- Provenance
- authored@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0001
For machines
Permanent address
/id/period/georgianKnowledge graph
Stored incoming and outgoing relations from the public V1 graph. Ancestors, descendants, and siblings are labelled as derived views rather than stored facts.
- has-conceptPeriodincoming
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- belongs-to-axisPeriodoutgoing
- belongs-to-facetPeriodoutgoing
- narrowerRegencyoutgoing
- broaderRegencyincoming
Derived hierarchy views
- descendant (derived)Regencyoutgoing
Crosswalks
| Scheme | Identifier | Their label, or the search | How close |
|---|---|---|---|
| Getty AAT | 300021048 | Georgian (British Renaissance-Baroque style) | related, not the same |
| Wikidata | Q2006877 | Georgian era | the same thing |