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Robert Adam

October 10, 2026 · 1 min read · 1728–1792 · British neoclassical architect (1728–1792)

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Biography Robert Adam (1728–1792) — British neoclassical architect (1728–1792). Robert Adam worked as architect, archaeologist, politician, furniture designer and independent publisher and is associated with Kingdom of Great Britain and United Kingdom. Their documented life spans the years 1728 to 1792, born in Kirkcaldy, died…

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Robert Adam (1728–1792) — British neoclassical architect (1728–1792).

Robert Adam worked as architect, archaeologist, politician, furniture designer and independent publisher and is associated with Kingdom of Great Britain and United Kingdom. Their documented life spans the years 1728 to 1792, born in Kirkcaldy, died in London. Their work is linked to Palladian architecture, Neoclassicism, Adam style.

Disciplines architect, archaeologist, politician, furniture designer, independent publisher
Born 1728, Kirkcaldy
Died 1792, London
Nationality Kingdom of Great Britain, United Kingdom
Movement Palladian architecture, Neoclassicism, Adam style

Sources: Wikidata · Wikipedia

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