Horne, Herbert P. (M)

Surname: Horne
Forename(s): Herbert Percy
b. 18 February 1864. d. 14 April 1916. Nationality: English. VIAF.
Architect, editor, poet, illustrator, biographer, art collector, and art historian. Born in London. Member of the Century Guild organization, and edited The Century Guild Hobby Horse (1884-1894). Member of the Rhymers’ Club. Architect of the Chapel of the Ascension in Hyde Park Place from 1889-1890, which was demolished in 1969. Moved to Florence in 1904 to focus on art collecting, dealing, and history. Author of a biography of Botticelli, Alessandro Filipepi Commonly Called Sandro Botticelli, Painter of Florence (1908). Biographical information: ODNB. (CC)

Poems associated with this person

Total poems: 32
Poem title Date Periodical Roles id #
5 (“Love, I cannot hold thee longer”) 1884-04 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Illustrator 15995
A Song 1886-01 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8758
On Certain New Buildings in Covent Garden. To Inigo Jones 1886-01 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8759
Of My Mistress’ Presence 1886-04 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8770
A—Further—Meditation for his Mistress 1886-04 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8772
Song from an Unfinished Drama 1886-04 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8776
In Memoriam; H. L. G. Vigilantibus 1886-04 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8778
Her Eyes 1886-04 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8771
“Like the Days of an Hireling.” 1887-01 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8802
Verses Suggested by Ovid’s Lines 1887-01 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8804
Lines Written on the Walls of Harlech Castle 1887-04 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8805
For Daisy 1887-04 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8808
Lines Suggested by the Omission of the Word “Haereticisque” in the Restored Inscription on Sir Thomas More’s Tomb at Chelsea 1887-10 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8814
Lines Written in the Glen at Penkill 1887-10 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8815
To—, on Returning a Silk Kerchief of Hers 1887-10 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8813
For Daisy: Imitated from Catullus, XLVIIJ 1887-10 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Translator 8812
A Morning Song for Christmas Day. For Music 1888-01 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8816
Amata Loquitur 1888-04 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8821
Marie at the Window. A Song Set to Music by Arthur Somervell 1888-04 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Illustrator 8823
To T. G. with a Copy of the Imitation of Christ 1888-06 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Illustrator 8822
VI. To Corinna in Intercession for Love 1888-10 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8841
III. The Measure 1888-10 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8834
V. “If She be Made of White and Red” 1888-10 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8838
I. To His Muse by Way of Prologue 1888-10 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8830
II. Of this Land of Love’s 1888-10 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8832
IV. To Herrick 1888-10 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8835
“Et Sunt Commercia Coeli” 1889-07 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8854
To Himself: In Intercession for His Mistress 1889-10 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8867
To an Unknown Lady 1890-01 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8872
A Question and an Answer 1890-04 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8874
A Rose 1891-10 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Poet 8928
The Angel 1892-10 The Century Guild Hobby Horse Illustrator 8944