B. WORKS BY PERIOD

B1. MEDIEVAL

Recent bibliographies may be found in Alexander and Binski, 1987, and Zarnecki, et al., 1984; the most useful current periodicals are Archaeological Journal, Antiquaries Journal, Gesta, Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association and Medieval Archaeology For individual volumes of the Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture see R.N. Bailey, R. Cramp, and J. Lang below.

Alexander, J., and Binski, P., eds. 1987 Age of Chivalry. Art in Plantagenet England 1200–1400 (catalogue of exhibition at the Royal Academy, London) Anderson, C., ed. 2002 The Built Surface. Vol. 1: Architecture and the Pictorial Arts from Antiquity to the Enlightenment. Andrews, F.A. 1974 The Medieval Builder and his Methods Badham, S.F 1990 London Standardisation and Provincial Idiosyncracy: The Organisation and Working Practices of brass engravings workshops in pre-Reformation England. Church Monuments Journal V; 3-25 Badham, S.F. 2000 Monumental Brasses and the Black Death: a Reappraisal, Antiquaries Journal 80 Bailey, R.N., and Cramp, R. 1988 Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture vol II, Cumberland, Westmorland and Lancashire North-of-the-Sands Baldwin-Brown, G. 2nd edn 1925 The Arts in Early England 2, Anglo Saxon Architecture Barry, B., ed. 1990 The Medieval Town. A reader in Urban History, 1200–1540 Beresford and St Joseph 2nd edn 1979 Medieval England from the Air Blair J.(ed) 1988 Minsters and parish churches: the Local Church in Transition Boase, T.S.R. 1953 English Art 1100–1216, Oxford History of English Art 3 Boldrick, S., Park, D., and Williamson, P. 2002 Wonder: Painted Sculpture from Medieval England (Henry Moore Institute, Leeds, exhibition catalogue) Bond, F. 1905 Gothic Architecture in England Bony, J. 1939 Works by Period 1 La technique ‘normande’ du mur épais, Bulletin Monumental 98, 153–88 Bony, J. 1949 French Influences on the origin of English architecture, Journal of The Warburg and Courtauld Institutes 12, 1–16 Bony, J. 1957–8 The resistance to Chartres in early thirteenth-century architecture, Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association 3rd series, 20–21, 35–52 Bony, J. 1976 Diagonality and centrality in early rib vault architecture, Gesta 15 (1–2), 15–26 Bony, J. 1979 The English Decorated Style, Gothic architecture transformed, 1250–1350 Bony, J. 1981 Durham et la tradition saxonne, Études d’art médiévales offertes à Louis Grodecki, eds. S. McK. Crosby, A. Chanstel et al., 79–92 Brakspear, H. 1931 A West Country school of masons, Archaeologia 81, 1–18 Brieger, P. 1957 English Art 1216–1307, Oxford History of English Art 4 Cambridge, E. 1984 The Early Church in County Durham: a reassessment, Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association 137, 65–85 Cassidy-Welch, M. 2002 ‘Monastic Spaces and their Meanings: thirteenth-century English Cistercian monasteries’, in Medieval Church Studies, I Cherry, B. 1978 Romanesque architecture in Eastern England, Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association 131, 1–29 Clapham, A.W. 1930 English Romanesque Architecture before the Conquest Clapham, A.W. 1934 English Romanesque Architecture after the Conquest Coldstream, N. 1994 The Decorated Style: architecture and ornament 1240–1360 Coldstream, N. The Medieval Mason Coldstream, N. 2002 Medieval Architecture Colvin, H.M. 1963 The history of the King’s Works: vols. I and II: The middle ages Colvin, H.M. 1983 The court style in medieval English architecture, 2 Works by Period a review, English Culture in the Later Middle Ages, ed. V.J. Scattergood and J.W. Sherbourne, 129–39 Coss, P., and Keen, M. (eds.) 2002 Heraldry, Pageantry and Social Display in Medieval England Coulson, C. 1982 Hierarchism in conventual crenellation: an essay in the sociology and metaphysics of medieval fortification, Medieval Archaeology 26, 69–100 Cramp, R. 1984 Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture in England vol I, County Durham and Northumberland, I text, II illustrations Davies, M. 1993 Romanesque architecture: a bibliography Detsicas, A., ed. 1981 Collectanea Historica: essays in memory of Stuart Rigold Dodwell, C.R. 1987 The Meaning of ‘Sculptor’ in the Romanesque Period, Romanesque and Gothic Essays for George Zarnecki, 49–61 Evans, J. 1949 English Art 1307–1461, Oxford History of English Art 5 Fernie, E. 1983 The Architecture of the Anglo-Saxons Fernie, E. 2000 The Architecture of Norman England Fernie, E., and Crossley, P., eds. 1990 Medieval Architecture and its Intellectual Context. Studies in Honour of Peter Kidson Forrester, H. 1972 Medieval Gothic Mouldings Gardner, A. 1951 English Medieval Sculpture Gem, R.H.G. 1975 A recession in English architecture during the eleventh century and its effect on the development of the Romanesque style, Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association 3rd series 38, 28–49 Gem, R.H.G. 1983 Towards an iconography of Anglo-Saxon architecture, Journal of The Warburg and Courtauld Institutes 46, 1–18 Gem, R.H.G. 1986 ABC: how should we periodize Anglo-Saxon architecture?, The Anglo-Saxon Church, eds. L. Butler and R. Morris, Council for British Archaeology Research Report 60, 146–55 Gem, R.H.G. 1989 England and the resistance to Romanesque architecture, Studies in Medieval History presented to R. Allen Brown, Works by Period 3 eds. C. Harper-Bill, C. Holdsworth and J. Nelson, 129–39 Grodecki, L. 1977 Gothic Architecture Hall, M. (ed.) 2002 Gothic Architecture and Its Meanings 1550-1830 (Georgian Group Symposium) Harvey, J. 1968 The origins of Gothic architecture, some further thoughts, Antiquaries Journal 48, 87–99 Harvey, J. 1972 The Medieval Architect Harvey, J. 1978 The Perpendicular Style Harvey, J. 1983 Somerset Perpendicular, the dating evidence, Trans. of the Ancient Monuments Society. 27, 49–60 Hastings, M. 1955 St Stephen’s Chapel and its Place in the Development of the Perpendicular Style in England Henry, F., and Zarnecki, G. 1957–8 Romanesque arches decorated with human and animal heads, Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association 3rd series 20–21, 1–34 Hislop, M. 2000 Medieval Masons James, S., Marshall, A., and Millett, M. 1984 An early medieval building tradition, Archaeological Journal 141, 182–215 Jansen, V. 1982 Dying mouldings, unarticulated springer blocks and hollow chamfers in thirteenth-century architecture, Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association 135, 32–54 Kahn, D.(ed) 1992 The Romanesque Frieze and its spectator Keyser, C.E. 2nd edn 1927 A List of Norman Tympana and Lintels Kisby, Fiona L. 1996 The early Tudor Royal Household Chapel, 1485-1547 (Phd London 1996) Lane, K. 1997 Architectural Sculpture in Romanesque England, Ph.D. thesis, University of East Anglia Lang, J. 1991 Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Stone Sculpture vol. III York and Eastern Yorkshire Leedy, W.C. 1980 Fan Vaulting: A study of form, technology, and meaning Macready, S., and Thompson, F.H., eds. 1986 4 Works by Period Art and Patronage in the English Romanesque, Society of Antiquaries Occasional Papers, new series 8 McLees, A.D. 1973 Henry Yevele, Disposer of the King’s Works of Masonry Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association 3rd series 36, 52—71 Morris, R.K. 1978, 1979 The development of late Gothic mouldings in England c. 1250–1400, Architectural History 21, 18–57, Part 1; 22, 1–48, Part 2 Morris, R.K. 1992 An English Glossary of Medieval Mouldings: with an introduction to mouldings c. 1040–1240, Architectural History 35, 1–17 Morris, R.K. 2000 Architectural Terracotta Decoration in Tudor England, in Lindley, P., and Francenberg, T. (eds), Secular Sculpture 1300-1530 Parsons, D., ed. 1975 Tenth Century Studies, essays in commemoration of the millennium of the Council of Winchester and Regularis Concordia Platt, C. 1978 Medieval England Platt, Colin 1990 The Architecture of Medieval Britain: A Social History Platt, C. 1995 The Great Rebuildings of Tudor and Stuart England Prior, E.S., and Gardner, A. 1912 An Account of Medieval Figure Sculpture in England Rice, D.T. 1952 English Art 871–1100, Oxford History of English Art 1 Rigold, S.E. 1977 Romanesque bases in the south-east of the limestone belt, Ancient Monuments and their Interpretations, essays presented to A.J. Taylor, ed. M.R. Apted, R. Gilyard Beer, and A.D. Saunders, 99–137 Roberts, E. 1972 Robert Stowell, Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association third series 35, 24–38 Roberts, E. 1972 Thomas Wolvey, Mason, Archaeological Journal 129, 119–44 Roberts, E. 1977 Moulding analysis and architectural research – the late middle ages, Architectural History 20, 5–13 Rogers, N. 1999 Monuments to Monks and Monastic Servants, in Thompson, B. (ed.), Monasteries and Society in Medieval Britain (Harlaxton Medieval Studies, VI Works by Period 5 Saul, N. 2001 Death, Art and Memory in Medieval England: the Cobham family and their monuments 1300-1500 Saxl, F. 1954 English Sculptures of the Twelfth Century Sheridan, R., and Ross, A. 1975 Grotesques and Gargoyles Stalley, R. 1971 A twelfth century patron of architecture, a study of the buildings erected by Roger, bishop of Salisbury, Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association third series 34, 62–83 Stenning, D.F. 1985 Timber-framed shops 1300–1600: Comparative plans, Vernacular Architecture. 16, 35– 38 Stone, L. 2nd edn 1972 Sculpture in Britain: the Middle Ages, P.H.A. Thompson, F.H., ed. 1983 Studies in Medieval Sculpture Thompson, M.W. 1986 Associated monasteries and castles in the middle ages, Archaeological Journal 143, 305–21 Thompson, M.W 1995 The Medieval Hall: the basis of secular domestic life; 600-1600 A.D Tudor-Craig, P. 1952 English Stiff-leaf Sculpture, Ph.D. thesis, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London Webb, G. 2nd edn 1965 Architecture in Britain: the Middle Ages, P.H.A. Williamson, P. 1995 Gothic Sculpture 1140–1400 Wilson, C. 1979 The Origin of the Perpendicular Style and its Development to c.1360, Ph.D. thesis, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London Woodman, F. 1978 John Wastell of Bury Master Mason, Ph.D. thesis, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London Zarnecki, G. 1953 English Romanesque Sculpture 1066–1140 Zarnecki, G. 1953 Later English Romanesque Sculpture 1140–1210 Zarnecki, G. 1971 Romanesque Art Zarnecki, G. 1976 English twelfth century sculpture and its resistance to 6 Works by Period Saint Denis, Tribute to an Antiquary, essays presented to Marc Fitch, eds. F. Emmison and R.S. Stephens, 83–92 Zarnecki, G. 1978 Romanesque sculpture in Normandy and England in the eleventh century, Proceedings of the Battle Conference 1, 1975, 168–90 Zarnecki, G. 1979 Studies in Romanesque Sculpture Zarnecki, G., et al. 1984 English Romanesque Art 1066–1200 (catalogue of exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, London) Zarnecki, G. 1992 Further Studies in Romanesque Sculpture

Works by Period 7 B2. 1530–1830

The most recent detailed bibliography is in Summerson 1965, rev. 1991 (see below). For individual architects see A2 Colvin 1978, also Section C. Works principally on domestic buildings are listed in Section D. Periodicals: Architectural History, Archaeological Journal, Post Medieval Archaeology., Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians See also C, D, E.

Airs, M. 1982 Buildings of Britain: Tudor and Jacobean Amery, C., ed. 1977 Three Centuries of Architectural Craftsmanship (measured drawings and photographs first published in 1927 and 1928) Anderson, C., ed. 2002 The Built Surface. Vol. 1: Architecture and the Pictorial Arts from Antiquity to the Enlightenment. Ayres, J. 1998 Building the Georgian City Ayres, J. 1998 Classical Culture and the Idea of Rome in Eighteenth Century England Baker, M. 1984 Rococo styles in eighteenth-century English sculpture, Rococo: Art and Design in Hogarth’s England (catalogue of an exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, ed. M. Snodin), 278–87 Baker, M. 1990 Portrait Busts of Architects in 18th-century England, New light on English Palladianism, ed. C. Hind (Georgian Group symposium), 14–30 Barley, M.W., ed. 1990 The buildings of the countryside 1500–1750 (chapters from the Agrarian History of England vol. 5) Beard, G. 1966 Georgian Craftsmen Belcher, J., and Macartney, M. 1897–1901 Late Renaissance Architecture in England. 2 vols. Bennet, J.A. 1993 Architectural & Mathematical Practice in England, 1550–1650, English Architecture: Public & Private, Essays for Kerry Downes, eds. J. Bold and E. Chaney Blomfield, R. 1897 History of Renaissance Architecture in England 1500–1800 Bold, J. 1988

8 Works by Period Wilton House and English Palladianism Bold, J., and Chaney, E., eds. 1993 English Architecture, Public & Private: Essays for Kerry Downes

Borsay, P., ed. 1990 The Eighteenth Century Town. A reader in English Urban History, 1688–1820 Breman, P., and Addis, D. 1972 Guide to Vitruvius Britannicus: annotated and analytical index to the plates, vol. 4, in the facsimile set Vitruvius Britannicus: 1. Campbell, Colen, Vitruvius Britannicus or the British Architect, vols. 1–3 (1715–25), 1967; 2. Badeslade, J., and others, the hitherto unpublished vol. 4, by J. Badeslade and J. Rocque (announced 1739), and vols. 4 and 5 by John Wolfe and James Gandon (First published in 2 vols., 1767–71), 1967; 3. Richardson, George, The New Vitruvius Britannicus (First published in 2 vols., 1802–8), 1970 Brighton Museum 1983 The Inspiration of Egypt: its influence on British artists, travellers and designers (exhibition catalogue) Brooks, Chris 1999 The Gothic Revival (Art and Ideas) Burke, J. 1976 English Art 1714–1800, Oxford History of English Art 9 Burton, N., ed. 1996 Georgian Vernacular Carrott, R.G. 1983 The Egyptian Revival Clapham, A. 1952 The survival of Gothic in seventeenth-century England. Archaeological Journal 106, suppl., 4–9 Clark, K. 1928, 3rd edn 1962 The Gothic Revival: an essay in the history of taste Cocke, T.H. 1973 Pre-nineteenth-century attitudes in England to Romanesque architecture, Journal of the Brit. Archaeol. Association third series 36, 72–97 Cocke, T.H. 1975 Le gothique anglais sous Charles I, Revue de l’Art 30, 21–30 and 93–5 Colvin, H.M. 1948 Gothick survival and Gothick revival, Architectural Review 103 (March), 91–6 Colvin, H.M. 1964 A Catalogue of Drawings of the Eighteenth and Works by Period 9 Nineteenth Centuries in the Library of Worcester College, Oxford Colvin, H.M. 1967 Aubrey’s ‘Chronologica Architectonica’, Concerning Architecture ed. J. Summerson, 1–12 Colvin, H.M. 1968 Royal Buildings Colvin, H.M. 1974 A Scottish origin for English Palladianism?, Architectural History 17, 5–13 Colvin, H.M. 1991 Architect & Client, Georgian Architectural Practice (Georgian Group symposium), 6–11 Colvin, H.M., ed. 1973–82 The History of the King’s Works: 3, 1485–1660 (part 1), with D.R. Ransome and J. Summerson, 1975; and 4, 1485–1660 (part 2), with J. Summerson, M. Biddle, J.R. Hale and M. Merriman, 1982; 5, 1660–1782, with J.M. Crook, K. Downes and J. Newman, 1976; 6, 1782–1851, with J.M. Crook and M. Port, 1973 Colvin. H.M 1949 Essays in English Architectural History Colvin, H., and Newman, J. 1981 Of Building: Roger North’s writings on architecture Connor, P. 1979 Oriental Architecture in the West Crook, J.M. 1967 John Britton and the genesis of the Gothic Revival, Concerning Architecture, ed. J. Summerson, 98–119 Crook, J.M. 1968 The Greek Revival Crook, J.M. 1969 The pre-Victorian architect: professionalism and patronage, Architectural History 12, 62–78 Crook, J.M. 1971 Regency architecture in the west country: the Greek Revival, Royal Society of Arts Journal, 119 (June) 438–51 Crook, J.M. 1972, reissued 1995 The Greek Revival: neo-classical attitudes to British architecture 1760–1870 Crook, J.M. 1995 John Carter and the Mind of the Gothic Revival (Society of Antiquaries occasional paper, 17) Cruickshank, D. 1983 An English reason: theories behind the formation of a rational architecture, 1712–50, Architectural Review 173 10 Works by Period (April), 49–58 Cruickshank, D. 1984 Tracing a Palladio elevation, Architectural Review 175 (March), 44–7 Cruickshank, D., and Burton, N. 1990 Life in the Georgian City Curl, J.S. 1982 The Egyptian Revival (see also A1) Curl, J.S 1993 (reprinted 2002) Georgian Architecture Davis, T. 1974 The Gothick Taste Downes, K. 1966 English Baroque Architecture Downes, K. 1967 John Evelyn and architecture: a first inquiry, Concerning Architecture, ed. J. Summerson, 28–39 Ellis, R. 1983 Shaped gables in Norfolk and Suffolk 1570–1841, ASCHB Transactions 8, 3–20 Esdaile, K.A. 1943 The inter-action of English and Low Country sculpture in the sixteenth century, Journal of The Warburg and Courtauld Institutes 6, 80–8 Esdaile, K.A. 1949 The part played by refugee sculptors, Proceedings of the Huguenot Society 18, 254–62 Farber, J.C. 1981 Palladio’s Architecture and its Influence Frew, J. 1979 Richard Gough, James Wyatt and late eighteenth- century preservation, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 38 (4), 366–74 Frew, J. 1980 An aspect of the early Gothic Revival: the trans- formation of medievalist research 1770–1800, Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes 43, 174–85 Gent, L. 1995 Albion’s Classicism: The Visual Arts in Britain,1550–1660 Georgian Group 1983 A Gothick Symposium (held at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London) Georgian Group 1986 Inigo Jones and the Spread of Classicism (symposium held at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London)

Works by Period 11 Germann, G. 1972 The Gothic Revival in Europe and Britain: sources, influences and ideas Girouard, M. 1963 Elizabethan architecture and the Gothic tradition, Architectural History 6, 23–39 Girouard, M. 1966 Robert Smythson and the Architecture of the Elizabethan Era (for rev. edn see D5a) Girouard, M. 1966 English art and the Rococo, Country Life. 139 (13 January), 58–61; (27 January) 188–90; (3 February) 224–7 Girouard, M. 1967 Attitudes to Elizabethan architecture, 1600–1900, Concerning Architecture, ed. J. Summerson, 13–27 Girouard, M. 1992 Town and Country Gotch, J.A. 1894 Architecture of the Renaissance in England Gotch, J.A. 1901, 2nd edn 1914 Early Renaissance Architecture in England Guinness, D., and Sadler, S.T. 1976 The Palladian Style in England, Ireland and America Hakewill, J. 1835 An Attempt to Determine the Exact Character of Elizabethan Architecture Harris, E. 1990 British Architectural Books and Writers, 1556–1785 Harris, J., Orgel, S., and Strong, R. 1973 The King’s Arcadia: Inigo Jones and the Stuart Court (fourth centenary exhibition held at the Banqueting House, Whitehall, London) Harris, J. 1973 Inigo Jones and the Courtier Style, Architectural Review 154 (July), 17–24 Harris, J. 1981 The Palladians Harris, J. 1990 Classicism Without Jones, Country Life. 184 (4 October), 152–5 Harris, L. 1970 Palladian influence in England, Bollettino del Centro Internazionale di Studii di Architettura Andrea Palladio 12, 218–30 Haskell, F., and Penny, N. 1981 Taste and the Antique: the lure of classical sculpture, 1500–1900 Head, R. 1986 12 Works by Period The Indian Style Hemsoll, D., and Davies, P. 1993 Sanmicheli through British Eyes, English Architecture, Public & Private: Essays for Kerry Downes, eds. J. Bold and E. Chaney Hitchcock, H.-R. 1978 Netherlandish Scrolled Gables of the Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth Centuries Howarth, D. 1985 Lord Arundel and his Circle Hussey, C. 1924 The Picturesque Irwin, D. 1966 English Neoclassical Art: studies in inspiration and taste Irwin D. 1997 Neoclassicsim (Art and Ideas) Jackson, T.G. 1921 Renaissance of Roman Architecture 2, England Jackson-Stops, G. 1984 Rococo architecture and interiors, Rococo: Art and Design in Hogarth’s England (catalogue of exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, ed. M. Snodin), 190–8 Kaufman, E. 1954 Architecture in the Age of Reason Kelsall, F. 1991 The architect as speculator, Georgian Architectural Practice (Georgian Group Symposium), 32–8 Kerney, M. 1983 Ammonites in architecture, Country Life. 173 (27 January), 214–8 Ladd, F.J. 1978 Architects at Corsham Court: a study in revival style architecture and landscaping 1749–1849 Lees-Milne, J. 1947 The Age of Adam Lees-Milne, J. 1957 Tudor Renaissance Lees-Milne, J. 1962 The Earls of Creation Lever, J. 1991 The architect’s office, Georgian Architectural Practice (Georgian Group Symposium), 59–64 Lewis, M.J. 2002 The Gothic Revival: In Europe Louw, H.J. 1981 Anglo-Netherlandish architectural interchange Works by Period 13 c.1600–1660, Architectural History 24, 1–23 Louw, H.J. 1987 The Rise of the Metal Window during the Early Industrial Period in Britain, c. 1750–1830, Construction History 3, 31–54 Lubbock, J. 1995 The Tyranny of Taste: the politics of architecture and designin Britain 1550–1990 Macaulay, J. 1975 The Gothic Revival, 1745–1845 Maguire, A. 1989 Country house planning in England c.1600–1700, Ph.D. thesis, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London McCarthy, M. 1972 Amateur Architects in England 1740–1770, Ph.D. thesis, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London McCarthy, M. 1987 The Origins of the Gothic Revival Mercer, E. 1962 English Art 1553–1625, Oxford History of English Art 7 Morrice, R. 1983 Buildings of Britain: Stuart and Baroque Morris, R.K. 2000 Architectural Terracotta Decoration in Tudor England, in Lindley, P., and Francenberg, T. (eds), Secular Sculpture 1300-1530 Mowl, T. 1983 Early medievalism the castle as a theme in English architecture before the Gothic Revival, A Gothick Symposium (Georgian Group) Mowl, T., and Earnshaw, B. 1995 Architecture Without Kings: the rise of Puritan Classicism under Cromwell Penoyre, J.& J. 1994 Decorative Plasterwork in the Houses of Somerset. Pevsner, N. 1968 Studies in Art, Architecture and Design 1, From Mannerism to Romanticism Pilcher, D. 1947 The Regency Style 1800–30 Platt, C. 1995 The Great Rebuildings of Tudor and Stuart England Rendell, J. 2002 The Pursuit of Pleasure: Gender, Space and Architecture in Regency London Richardson, A.E. 1914 Monumental Classic Architecture in Great Britain and 14 Works by Period Ireland during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries Richardson, A.E., and Gill, Country Life. 1924 Regional Architecture of the West of England Rykwert, J. 1982 The First Moderns. the architects of the eighteenth century, 121–261 Salmon, Frank 2001 Building on Ruins: the rediscovery of Rome and English architecture Sitwell, S., rev. M. Girouard 1960 British Architects and Craftsmen: a survey of taste, design and style 1600–1830 Skempton, A.W. 1996 Civil Engineers and Engineering in Britain, 1600-1830 (variorum reprint of twelve essays) Snodin, M., ed. 1984 Rococo: Art and Design in Hogarth’s England (catalogue of exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London) Steegman, J. 1936 The Rule of Taste from George I to George IV Stillman, D. 1987 English Neo-classical Architecture, Studies in Architecture 26, 2 vols. Summerson, J. 1964–6 Catalogue of Thorpe Drawings, Walpole Society 40 Summerson, J. 1973 Palladio e gli inglesi, Bollettino del Centro Internazionale di Studii di Architettura Andrea Palladio 15, 9–25 Summerson, J. 1953, 8th rev. edn 1991 Architecture in Britain: 1530–1830, P.H.A. Summerson, J. 2003 Georgian London Sweetman, J. 1987 The Oriental obsession: Islamic inspiration in British and American art and architecture, 1500-1920 Tait, A.A. 1986 Post-Modernism in the 1650’s, Inigo Jones and the Spread of Classicism (Georgian Group Symposium), 23–35 Tavernor, R. 1991 Palladio and Palladianism Thorne, R. 1991 Architects & Engineers, Georgian Architectural Practice (Georgian Group Symposium), 53–7 Van Eck, Caroline (ed.) 2003 British Architectural Theory 1540-1750: an anthology of texts Watkin, D. 1982

Works by Period 15 Buildings of Britain: Regency Watkin, D. 1982 The English Vision: the Picturesque in architecture, landscape and garden design Webb, G. 1947 Baroque art, Proceedings of the British Academy 33, 131–48 Webster, C. 1995 The Architectural Profession in Leeds 1800–1850: A case study in Provincial Practice, Architectural History 38, 176–92 Wells-Cole, A. 1997 Art & Decoration in Elizabethan and Jacobean England: the influence of Continental Prints, 1558 - 1625 Whinney, M. 1952 Renaissance Architecture in England Whinney, M., and Millar, O. 1957 English Art 1625–1714, Oxford History of English Art 8 Whinney, M., rev. J. Physick 2nd edn 1988 Sculpture in Britain: 1530–1830, P.H.A. White, A. 1982 Tudor classicism, Architectural Review 171 (June), 52–8 White, A. 1985 Classical learning and the early Stuart Renaissance, Church Monuments Journal 1 (part 1), 20 White, A. 1992 England c. 1560–1660: A Hundred Years of Continental Influence, Church Monuments Journal v11, 34–74 Wiebenson, D. 1969 Sources of Greek Revival Architecture Wilton-Ely, J. 1993 Wren, Hawksmoor & the Architectural model, English Architecture, Public & Private: Essays for Kerry Downes, eds. J. Bold and E. Chaney Wittkower, R. 1974 Palladio and Palladianism Worsley, G. 1986 The baseless Roman Doric column in mid-eighteenth century English architecture: a study in neo classicism, Burlington Magazine 128, 331–9 Worsley, G. 1988 Taking the Ancients literally – Archaeological Neo- classicism in mid-eighteenth century Britain, New Light on English Palladianism (Georgian Group Symposium), 64–80 Worsley, G. 1991

16 Works by Period Architectural Drawings of the Regency Period 1790–1837 (catalogue of exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London) Worsley, G. 1991 The 1740’s: The Lost Decade, The Georgian Group Journal, 21–5 Worsley, G. 1991 The Architect as Surveyor, Georgian Architectural Practice (Georgian Group Symposium), 39–44 Worsley, G. 1995 Classical Architecture in Britain: The Heroic Age

Works by Period 17 B3. 1830-1914

For contemporary information about nineteenth- and early twentieth-century buildings and architects, architectural periodicals are invaluable. The most important are (for illustrations) Academy Architecture (1897–1931); The Architect (1869–1926), later Architect and Building News (1926–71); Architects’ Journal (1919–); Architectural Review (1896–); (in particular for provincial work) The British Architect (1874–1919); The Builder (1842–1966); Building News (1857–1926); Modern Building Record (1910– 14); R.I.B.A. Transactions (1835–92), Proceedings (1878–93) and Journal (1893–); (especially for the Arts and Crafts movement) The Studio (1893–1963). Kamen (see A3) gives full details of these and their changes of name. The illustrations in the Builder, vols. for 1843–83, have been indexed, see Richardson and Thorne below. For a bibliography of The Studio, see Chalcraft et al below.

In addition, current periodicals covering the period from a historical perspective include Architectural History, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians and Victorian Society Annual. The Vic. Soc. issue typescript notes on buildings visited.

See also D and E.

Aldrich, M. 1994 Gothic Revival Aslin, E. 1969 The Aesthetic Movement: prelude to Art Nouveau Barnard, J. 1973 The Decorative Tradition Bassett, D. 1981 ‘Queen Anne’ and France, Architectural History 24, 83–91 Bassin, J. 1985 Architectural Competitions in Nineteenth-century England Beattie, S. 1983 The New Sculpture Benton, T. 1980 Art Nouveau in England, Art Nouveau Architecture, ed. F. Russell, 15–49 Benton, T. and C., and Sharp, E. 1981 Form and Function: a source book for the history of architecture 1896–1936 Boase, T.S.R. 1959 English Art 1800–70, Oxford History of English Art 10 Brooks, M.W. 1987 John Ruskin and Victorian Architecture

18 Works by Period Burman, P.(ed.) 1997 Architecture 1900. Papers presented at the International Conference Chalcraft, A., Prytherch, R., and Willis, S., eds. 1991 The Studio: a bibliography of the first 50 years Clark, K. 1928, 3rd edn 1962, 4th edn 1995 The Gothic Revival: an essay in the history of taste Colvin, H.M., ed. 1973 History of the King’s Works 6, 1782–1851, by J.M. Crook and M. Port Crinson, M. 1996 Empire Building. Orientalism and Victorian Architecture Crook, J.M. 1999 The Rise of the Nouveaux Riches: Style and Status in Victorian England Cumming, E., and Kaplan, W. 1991 The Arts and Crafts Movement Curl, J.S. 1990 Victorian Architecture Curl, J.S. 1995 Victorian Churches Curl, J.S. 2002 Piety Proclaimed: an introduction to places of worship in Victorian England Davey, P. 1980, new edn 1995 Arts and Crafts Architecture: the search for earthly paradise Dixon, R., and Muthesius, S. 1978 Victorian Architecture Drury, M. 1999 Wandering Architects: In Pursuit of an Arts and Crafts Ideal Eastlake, Country Life. 1872 A History of the Gothic Revival Elwall, R. 1995 Photography Takes Command: The Camera and British Architecture, 1890–1915 Farr, D. rev. edn 1984 English Art 1870–1940, Oxford History of English Art 11 Fawcett, J., ed. 1977 Seven Victorian Architects Fellows, R. 1995 Edwardian Architecture: Style and Technology Frampton, K. 1995 Studies in Tectonic Culture: The Poetics of Construction in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Architecture Germann, G. 1972 The Gothic Revival in Europe and Britain: sources, influences and ideas Girouard, M. 1977 Works by Period 19 Sweetness and Light: the Queen Anne movement 1860–1900 Goodhart-Rendel, H.S. 1949 Rogue architects of the Victorian era, R.I.B.A Journal. 56 (April), 251–9 Goodhart-Rendel, H.S. 1953 English Architecture since the Regency: an interpretation Gray, A.S. 1985 Edwardian Architecture, a biographical dictionary Greenhalgh, P. (ed) 2002 Art Nouveau 1890-1914 (exhib. catalogue V&A Museum) Harper, R.H. 1983 Victorian Architectural Competitions (an index to British and Irish architectural competitions in The Builder, 1843–1900) Harper, R.H. 1985 Victorian Building Regulations (summary tables of the principal English Building Acts and Model By-laws, 1840–1914) Haskell, F., and Penny, N. 1981 Taste and the Antique: the lure of classical sculpture 1500–1900 Head, R. 1986 The Indian Style Herbert, G. 1978 Pioneers of Prefabrication: the British contribution in the nineteenth century Hersey, G. 1972 Early Victorian Gothic: a study in associationism Hersey, G. 1972 High Victorian Gothic Hitchcock, H.-R. 1954, reprinted 1972 Early Victorian Architecture in Britain, 2 vols. Hitchcock, H.-R. 4th edn 1977 Architecture: nineteenth and twentieth centuries, P.H.A. Jenkins, F. 1963 The Victorian architectural profession, Victorian Architecture, ed. P. Ferriday, 37–49 Jenkins, F. 1967 Nineteenth-century architectural periodicals, Concerning Architecture, ed. J. Summerson, 153–60 Jenner, M. 1999 Victorian Britain Kaufman, E. 1987 Architectural representation in Victorian England, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 46 (March), 30–8 Kerr, R. 1891 History of the modern styles of architecture (2 vols.), vol. 3 20 Works by Period in A History of Architecture in all Countries (3rd edn) by J. Fergusson Koehler, K. 2002 The Built Surface. Vol. 2: Architecture and the Pictorial Arts from Romanticism to the Twenty-first Century Kornwolf, J.D. 1975 High Victorian Gothic or the dilemma of style in modern architecture, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 34 (March), 37–47 Lambourne, L. 1980 Utopian Craftsmen: the Arts and Crafts Movement from the Cotswolds to Chicago Lambourne, L. 1996 The Aesthetic Movement Lang, S. 1965 The principles of the Gothic Revival in England, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 24 (May), 127–51 Lubbock, J. 1995 The Tyranny of Taste: the politics of architecture and designin Britain 1550–1990 Macleod, R. 1971 Style and Society: architectural ideology in Britain 1830–1914 Macready, S., and Thompson, F.H., eds. 1985 Influences in Victorian Art and Architecture Margolius, I 2002 Architects + Engineers = Structures Mingay, G.E., ed. 1981 The Victorian Countryside Morris, R.J., and Roger, R., eds. 1996 The Victorian City: A reader in Urban History, 1820–1914 Mowl, T. 1987 A taste for towers, (architectural taste during the reign of William IV, 1830–7), Country Life. 181 (1 October), 152 Mowl, T. 1987 The Williamane-Architecture for the Sailor King, Late Georgian Classicism (Georgian Group Symposium), 92–106 Muthesius, S. 1972 The High Victorian Movement in Architecture 1850–70 Naylor, G. 1971 The Arts and Crafts Movement: a study of its sources, ideals and influence on design theory Pass, A.J. 1988 Thomas Worthington: Victorian architecture and social purpose Pevsner, N. 1942 Nine swallows – no summer (English architecture Works by Period 21 1900–14), Architectural Review 91 (May), 109–12 Pevsner, N. 1968 Studies in Art, Architecture and Design 2, Victorian and after Pevsner, N. 1972 Some Architectural Writers of the Nineteenth Century Pevsner, N., and Richards, J.M., eds. 1973 The Anti-Rationalists Physick, J.F., and Darby, M. 1973 Marble Halls (catalogue of exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London) Port, M.H. 1995 Imperial London: Civil Government Building in London, 1810–1915 Powell, C.G. 1980 An Economic History of the British Building Industry, 1815–1979 Read, B. 1982 Victorian Sculpture Richardson, M. 1982 Architects of the Arts and Crafts Movement Richardson, R., and Thorne, R. 1995 The Builder Illustrations Index 1843–1883 Service, A. 1977 Edwardian Architecture Service A., ed. 1975 Edwardian Architecture and its Origins Stamp, G. 1982 The Great Perspectivists Stamp, G. 1984 Art is unity (the Art Workers’ Guild), Country Life. 176 (20 September), 750–2 Stanton, P. 1976 Architectural history and the spirit of the age, The Mind and Art of Victorian England, ed. J. Altholz, 146–58 Steegman, J. 1970 Victorian Taste: a study of art and architecture from 1830 to 1870 (a reissue of Consort of Taste (1950), with a foreword by N. Pevsner) Summerson, J. 1970 Victorian Architecture: four studies in evaluation Summerson, J. 1975 The London Building World of the 1860s (Walter Neurath Lecture) Summerson, J. 1976 The Turn of the Century. Architecture in Britain around 1910 (A.W. Cargill Memorial Lecture) Sweetman, J. 1987 The Oriental obsession: Islamic inspiration in British and 22 Works by Period American art and architecture, 1500-1920 Unrau, J. 1978 Looking at Architecture with Ruskin Waldfogel, M. 1976 Victorian Architecture: an introduction to the illustrations, The Mind and Art of Victorian England, ed. J. Altholz, appendix to illustrations

Watkin, D. 1977 Morality and Architecture: the development of a theme in architectural history from the Gothic Revival to the Modern Movement Weiner, D. 1995 Architecture and Social Reform in Late Victorian England Wright, S. 1989 The Decorative Arts in the Victorian Period

B4: FROM 1914 For contemporary information about twentieth-century buildings and architects, architectural periodicals are invaluable. The most important are (for illustrations) Academy Architecture (1897–1931); The Architect (1869–1926), later Architect and Building News (1926–71); Architects’ Journal (1919–); Architectural Review (1896–); The Builder (1842–1966); Building News (1857–1926); R.I.B.A. Journal (1893–); The Studio (1893–1963). Kamen (see A3) gives full details of these and their changes of name. For a bibliography of The Studio, see Chalcraft et al below.

In addition, current periodicals covering the period from a historical perspective include Architectural History, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, Thirties Society Journal (from 1992 the Twentieth Century Society Journal). The Twentieth Century Society issues typescript notes on buildings visited.

Arts Council of Great Britain 1956 Ten Years of British Architecture 1945–55 (ex.cat with introduction by J. Summerson) Arts Council of Great Britain 1961 Architecture Today (ex. cat. with introduction by J. Summerson) Arts Council of Great Britain 1980 The Thirties: British art and design before the war (ex cat. Hayward Gallery, London) Banham, M., and Hillier, B., eds. 1976 A Tonic to the Nation: The Festival of Britain Banham, R. 1966 The New Brutalism, ethic or aesthetic Banham, R. 1976

Works by Period 23 Megastructure: urban futures of the recent past Banham, R. 2nd edn 1985 Architecture of the Well-tempered Environment Banham, R. 1967 Revenge of the Picturesque: English architectural polemics, 1945–65, Concerning Architecture, ed. J. Summerson, 265–74 Benton, C. 1995 A different world: Emigré Architects in Britain 1928–58 (published to coincide with an exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London) Benton, C. 2003 Art Deco 1910-1939 Benton, T. and C., and Sharp, E. 1981 Form and Function: a source book for the history of architecture 1896–1936 Brunette, P., and Wills, D., eds. 1994 Deconstruction and the visual arts: art, media, architecture Bullock, N. 2002 Building the Post-War World: modern architecture and reconstruction in Britain Campbell, L. 1983 Architect and Client: modern architecture in its context, 1919–39 Chalcraft, A., Prytherch, R., and Willis, S., eds. 1991 The Studio: a bibliography of the first 50 years Colquhoun, A. 2002 Modern Architecture Country Life 1947 Recent English Architecture 1920–1940 Curtis, W.J.R. 1984 Principle v. pastiche: perspectives on some recent classicisms, Architectural Review 176 (August), 11–21 Curtis, W.J.R. 3rd edn 1996 Modern Architecture Since 1900 Dannatt, T. 1959 Modern Architecture in Britain Davies, C. 1988 High Tech Architecture Dean, D. 1983 The Thirties: recalling the English architectural scene Esher, Lord 1981 A Broken Wave: the rebuilding of Britain 1940–1980 Farr, D. rev. edn 1984 English Art 1870–1940, Oxford History of English Art 11 Forsyth, A. 1982

24 Works by Period Buildings for the Age: new building types 1900–39 Forty, A. 1996 Being or Nothingness: Private Experience and Public Architecture in Post-War Britain, Architectural History 38, 25–35 Frampton, K. 1980 Modern Architecture: a critical history Frampton, K. 1995 Studies in Tectonic Culture: The Poetics of Construction in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Architecture Garlake, M. 1998 New Art New World: British Art in Postwar Society Glancey, J. 1989 New British Architecture Gold, J 1997 The Experience of Modernism: Modern Architects & the Future City 1928-53 Goobey, A.R. 1992 Bricks and Mortals: The dream of the 80s and the nightmare of the 90s: the inside story of the property world Goodhart-Rendel, H.S. 1953 English Architecture since the Regency: an interpretation Harrod, T. 1998 The Crafts in Britain in the 20th Century Harwood, E. 2003 England: A Guide to Post-War Listed Buildings Harwood, E., Powers, A., and others 2002 The Sixties – life: style: architecture Twentieth Century Architecture 6, 7-144 Hitchcock, H.-R. 4th edn 1977 Architecture: nineteenth and twentieth centuries, P.H.A. Hughes, Q. 1982 Before the Bauhaus, (experiments at the Liverpool School of Architecture) Architectural History 25, 102–13 Jackson, A. 1970 The Politics of Architecture: a history of modern architecture in Britain Jencks, C. 1973, 2nd edn 1985 Modern Movements in Architecture Jencks, C. 1977, 6th edn 1991 The Language of Post-modern Architecture Jencks, C. 1987 Post-modernism: the new classicism in art and architecture Jencks, C. 1988 Architecture today Jencks, C. 1990 Works by Period 25 The New Moderns: from late to neo-modernism Klotz, H. 1988 The History of Postmodern Architecture Landau, R. 1969 New Directions in British Architecture Lasdun, D. 1984 Architecture in an Age of Scepticism Lubbock, J. 1995 The Tyranny of Taste: the politics of architecture and design in Britain 1550–1990 Macdonald, S. (ed.) 2001 Preserving Post-War Heritage Marriott, C. 1924 Modern English Architecture Maxwell, R. 1972 New British Architecture Mills, E.D. 1953 The New Architecture in Great Britain, 1946–53 Neumann, E.-M. 1996 Architectural Proportion in Britain 1945–57 Architectural History 39, 197–221 Peto, J. and Loveday, D. 1999 Modern Britain, 1929-1939 Pevsner, N. 1936 Pioneers of the Modern Movement from William Morris to Walter Gropius (republished as Pioneers of Modern Design, 1960, 3rd rev. edn 1977) Powell, C.G. 1980 An Economic History of the British Building Industry, 1815–1979 Reilly, Sir C.H. 1931 Representative Architects of the Present Day (see also C1) Richards, J.M. 1967 Architectural criticism in the nineteen-thirties, Concerning Architecture, ed. J. Summerson, 252–7 Robbin, T. 1996 Engineering a New Architecture Saxon, R. 1994 The Atrium Comes of Age Saxon, R. 1986 Atrium Buildings Searing, H. 1983 In Search of Modern Architecture: a tribute to H.-R. Hitchcock Schafter, D. 2003 The Order of Ornament, the Structure of Style; Theoretical foundations of Modern Art 26 Works by Period and Architecture Sharp, D. 1967, rev. edn 1981 Sources of Modern Architecture: a critical bibliography Sharp, D., ed. 1967 Planning and Architecture Stephen, D., Frampton, K., and Carapetian, M. 1965 British Buildings 1960–4 Sudjic, D. 1986 Norman Foster, Richard Rogers, James Stirling: New Directions in British Architecture Summerson, J. 1993 The MARS Group & the Thirties, English Architecture: Public & Private, Essays for Kerry Downes, eds. J bold and E. Chaney Watkin, D, 1977 Morality and Architecture: the development of a theme in architectural history from the Gothic Revival to the Modern Movement Wilson, Colin St John 1995 The Other Tradition of Modern Architecture Wright,L. 1980 Post-industrialism and the post-industrial interior, A.R 168, 201-7

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