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Robert
Adam
(1728—92)
Architect
Born in Kirkcaldy to a family of architects: his father and
three brothers all went into the profession. Adam’s neoclassical
work, with its unified exteriors and interiors, was fashionable
in its day and has recently again been recognised as the work
of genius. Some of his buildings include Culzean Castle in Ayrshire
and Charlotte Square in Edinburgh.
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