Representations Of Chipping Campden

Question 1

Sources

Answer 1

. Film - The Centuries Between
. Charles Gardiner - wrote a radio play for the BBC called Motor Cars or Horses
. Painting - Liam O’Farrell
. Painting - Alan Tyers
. Painting - Shelley Perkins
. Painting - Ray Whyard
. Poem - T.S Elliot: Four Quarters Burnt Norton

Question 2

Film - The Centuries Between Contextual

Answer 2

. Short film In 1940s
. About a rural community
. Must rely on primitive methods to heat and cook
. Used local stars including butcher

Question 3

Charles Gardiner - Wrote a radio play for the BBC called Motor Cars or Horses Context

Answer 3

. Comedy play
. Many parts were in Cotswolds dialect not familiar with BBC so locals played the roles

Question 4

Painting - Liam O’Farrell Context

Answer 4

. Outsider who tries to make himself and insider
. Uses insider perspective to influence his work
. Commissioned to paint anything about Chipping Campden and chose historic Market Hall
. Managed to keep history at forefront

Question 5

Painting - Alan Tyers Context

Answer 5

. Simplified realism and romantic decorative quality

Question 6

Painting - Shelley Perkins Context

Answer 6

. The card focuses on the designed and iconic curved high street
. The Cotswold’s Limestone is key throughout
. The focus is on the buildings - therefore either side of the picture is just green’.

Question 7

Painting - Ray Whyard Context

Answer 7

. Art and Chipping Campden is synonymous with the history and architecture
. Whyard uses the famous arches of the Market Hal, combined with colours synonymous with Chipping Campden
. Using the Market Hal arches as a framing focus point
. With the perspective of the person standing in the hal llooking out - like the sells of old and the tourists of new.

Question 8

Poem - T.S Elliot: Four Quarters Burnt Norton Context

Answer 8

. Highlights the key characteristics of Campden (in the early 20th Century) again linking the houses past with his present
. Cows, Rolling Hills and solidanity are key points in the Poem

Question 9

Film - The Centuries Between representation of Campden

Answer 9

. Rural community
. Historical
. Cut off and disconnected

Question 10

Film - The Centuries Between links to quantitative

Answer 10

1% of households have no central heating

Question 11

Charles Gardiner - Wrote a radio play for the BBC called Motor Cars or Horses representation of Campden

Answer 11

. Rural and countryside
. Importance of farming
. Cut-off
. Small and close knit community

Question 12

Charles Gardiner - Wrote a radio play for the BBC called Motor Cars or Horses links to quantitative

Answer 12

. Shows a lack of diversity - over 97% have English as first language compare to national average of 92%
. Farming is dominant industry but 33% progress onto further education

Question 13

Painting - Liam O’Farrell representation of Campden

Answer 13

. A lot more greenery and no roads
. Focussed on the rural idyllic, no sky
. Architecture more interesting than people
. Sheep farming
. Small
. Preserved
. People and unidentifiable as infrastructure is more important
. Place is safe and clean
. Place is expensive with an aging population which suggests locals are priced out the area

Question 14

Painting - Liam O’Farrell links to quantitative

Answer 14

. Church which indicates Christianity 78.2% are Christian
. Nice, expensive houses - average price is £500,000
. Graveyard shows aging population- 38.1% are 65+
. Rich history with Norman Church built in 1280 and Campden house in 1612
. Doesn’t show many people but population is rising by 1.36%
. Image more accurate of past - only 13 businesses in 1862, maps show now there is 32 independent businesses

Question 15

Painting - Alan Tyers representation of Campden

Answer 15

. Focus on greenery, rural
. Simplistic and spacious
. No people or cars
. Very clean with no litter
. Importance of agriculture in economy
. Low population

Question 16

Painting - Alan Tyers links to quantitative

Answer 16

. Houses are detached with lots of land - 39.5% of houses are detached
. 1 per hectare population density
. Agriculture employment fell by 80% and since 1862 science employment increased by 95% and in education by 85%
. Main employers are BRI and CCS

Question 17

Painting - Shelley Perkins representation of Campden

Answer 17

. No cars on road
. Ignores the traditional buildings
. Focus on farmland and buildings
. Buildings are in wrong place and lack detail
. Cotswold limestone
. No people

Question 18

Painting - Shelley Perkins links to quantitative

Answer 18

. Only 11% of households do not own a car
. 8% of children live in poverty
. No major roads, only b roads to nearby towns

Question 19

Painting - Ray Whyard representation of Campden

Answer 19

. Bright and light with vibrant colours
. No people
. Clean, safe environment
. No cars or traffic
. Campden is synonymous with history and architecture

Question 20

Painting - Ray Whyard links to quantitative

Answer 20

. No people can be seen, population is only 2288
. 21% have managerial occupations

Question 21

Poem - T.S Elliot: Four Quarters Burnt Norton representation of Campden

Answer 21

. Animal and farming focus
. Grand and expensive
. Preserved and historical
. Church - religion
. Rural, green land

Question 22

Poem - T.S Elliot: Four Quarters Burnt Norton links to quantitative

Answer 22

. 2% of houses are overcrowded
. 20% have no religion

Question 23

Answer 23

Liam O’Farrell

Question 24

Answer 24

Alan Tyers

Question 25

Answer 25

Shelley Perkins

Question 26

Answer 26

Ray Whyard