ARCHITECTS, DESIGNERS, SCULPTORS AND CRAFTSMEN FROM 1530

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RAMSEY FAMILY (active c.14) Whittington, A. 1980 The Ramsey family of Norwich, Archaeological Journal 137, 285–9

REILLY, Sir Charles H. (1874–1948) Reilly, C.H. 1938 Scaffolding in the Sky: a semi-architectural autobiography Sharples, J., Powers, A., and Shippobottom, M. 1996 Charles Reilly & the School of Architecture, 1904–33

RENNIE, John (1761–1821) Boucher, C.T.G. 1963 John Rennie, the life and work of a great engineer

RENTON HOWARD WOOD LEVIN PARTNERSHIP Wilcock, R. 1988 Thespians at RHWL, R.I.B.A. Journal 95 (June), 33–9

REPTON, George (1786-1858) Temple, N. 1993 George Repton’s Pavilion Notebook: a catalogue raisonne

REPTON, Humphry (1752–1818), see C2

REPTON, John Adey (1775–1860) Warner, T. 1990 Inherited Flair for Rural Harmony, Country Life. 184 (12 April), 92–5.

RICHARDSON, Sir A.E. (1880–1964) Houfe, S. 1980 Sir – the professor Powers, A. 1999 Sir Albert Richardson (RIBA Heinz Gallery exhibition catalogue) Taylor, N. 1975 Sir Albert Richardson: a classic case of Edwardianism, Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, ed. A. Service, 444–59

RICKARDS, Edwin Alfred (1872–1920) Rickards, E.A. 1920

Architects 1 The Art of E.A. Rickards (with a personal sketch by Arnold Bennett) Warren, J. 1975 Edwin Alfred Rickards, Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, ed. A. Service, 338–50

RICKMAN, Thomas (1776–1841) Aldrich, M. 1985 illustrated: the drawings of Thomas Rickman in New York, Antiq. J. 65 Rickman, T.M. 1901 Notes of the Life of Thomas Rickman Sleman, W. 1974 The great slightness. Ingenious use of cast iron in churches by and Thomas Rickman, Building 227 (15 November), 119–21

RITCHIE, Ian (1947-) Ritchie, I. 1994 (Well)-connected architecture

ROBERTS, Henry (1803–76) Curl, J.S. 1983 Model Housing and Healthy Nations: the life and work of Henry Roberts 1803–76, architect

ROBSON, E.R. (1835–1917), see also D8d Robson, P.A. 1917 Edward Robert Robson: a memoir by his son, R.I.B.A. Journal 24 (February), 92–6 Jackson, A. 1993 ‘Sermons in Brick’: design and social purpose in Broad Schools, London Journal 18, 31-44

ROGERS, John (active 1534–56) Shelby, L.R. 1967 John Rogers: Tudor military engineer

ROGERS, Richard, Lord (1933–) Richard Rogers Architects 1985 Appleyard, B. 1986 Richard Rogers: a biography Buchanan, P. 1981 Foster/Rogers: High Tech: classical/gothic, Architectural Review 169 (May), 264–82 Burdett, R. 1996

2 Architects Richard Rogers Partnership: Works & Projects *Powell, K. 1999 Richard Rogers: Complete Works v.1 (1961-88) *Powell, K. 2001 Richard Rogers: Complete Works v.2 (1988-2001) Sudjic, D. 1994 The Architecture of Richard Rogers

ROOS, Alexander Colvin, H. 1995 Introducing Alexander Roos, in I. Gow & A. Rowan (eds), Scottish Country Houses 1600-1914

RUHTZ, E., see D8e, Spain and Dromgoole

SALVIN, Anthony (1799–1881) Allibone, J. 1987 Anthony Salvin. Pioneer of Gothic Revival architecture

SAMUEL, Godfrey (1904–82) Bettley, J. 1985 Godfrey Samuel, R.I.B.A. Transactions new series 7, 82–91

SANDERSON, John (d.1774) Harris, J. 1990 A Digression on John Sanderson and the Rococo, Furniture History 26, 101–113

SCHULTZ, R. Weir (1860–1951) Ottewill, D. 1979 1860–1951. An Arts and Crafts architect, Architectural History 22, 88–115 Stamp, G 1981 Robert Weir Schultz (catalogue of exhibition at the RIBA Heinz gallery)

SCOTT, Sir George Gilbert (1811–78) Sir Gilbert Scott (catalogue of exhibition at the Victoria 1978 and Albert Museum, London) Cole, D. 1963 Sir Gilbert Scott, Victorian Architecture, ed. P. Ferriday, 175–84 Cole, D. 1980 The Work of Sir Gilbert Scott Dixon, R., ed. 1980

Architects 3 Sir Gilbert Scott and the Scott Dynasty Jordan, W.J. 1980 Sir R.A. Surveyor to 1849–1878, Architectural History 23, 60–85 R.I.B.A. Library 1957 Sir G.G. Scott: a list of the works and a bibliography Scott, G.G. 1879, reprinted 1977, 1995 Personal and Professional Recollections by the Late Sir George Gilbert Scott, 1995 edn ed. G. Stamp

SCOTT, George Gilbert, Junior (1839–97) Stamp, G. 2002 An Architect of Promise: George Gilbert Scott Junior and the Late Gothic Revival

SCOTT, Sir Giles Gilbert (1880–1960) Reilly, C.H. 1931 Representative British Architects of the Present Day,142–55

SCOTT FAMILY Heseltine, J., ed. 1980 Catalogue of the R.I.B.A. Drawings Collection: the Scott family

SCOTT, M.H. Baillie (1865–1945) Haigh, D. 1995 Baillie Scott: The Artistic House Kornwolf, D. 1973 M.H. Baillie Scott and the Slater, G.J. 1995 An Architectural History

SEDDING, J.D. (1838–91) Cooper, J.P., with Wilson, H. 1975 The work of J.D. Sedding, Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, ed. A. Service, 258–79 Roberts, H.V.M. 1954 J.D. Sedding, Ecclesiological Society Yearbook Sedding, J.D. 1892 A Memorial of the Late J.D. Sedding … with a short sketch of his life by H. Wilson

SEDDON J.P. (1827–1906) Darby, M. 1983 Catalogue of Architectural Drawings in the Victoria and Albert Museum: J.P. Seddon

SEGAL, Walter (1907–85)

4 Architects Walter Segal – special issue, Architects’ Journal 187 (4 May), 37–91 1988 Broome, J. 1986 The Segal method, Architects’ Journal 184 (5 November), 31–68 McKean, J. 1988 Learning from Segal: Walter Segal’s life and work

SELLARS, J.H., see Wood, Edgar

SEPHTON, Henry (1686–1756) Findlay, D. 1996 The Pious Works of Henry Sephton, Georgian Group Journal 6

SHADBOLT, Blunden (1879–1949) Campbell, D. 1982 Blunden Shadbolt 1879–1949, architect of the house desirable, Thirties Society Journal 3, 17–24

SHARINGTON, Sir William (active 1540s) Clarke-Maxwell, W.G. 1913 Sir William Sharington’s work at Lacock, Sudeley and Dudley, Archaeological Journal 70, 175–82

SHARPE, Edmund (1809-1877) Price, J. 1998 Sharpe, Paley & Austin: a Lancashire architectural practice 1836-1942

SHAW, R. Norman (1831–1912) Blomfield, A. 1940 R. Norman Shaw Harmon, R.B. 1982 English Elegance in the Domestic Architecture of (Vance bibliographies) Pevsner, N. 1963 Richard Norman Shaw, Victorian Architecture, ed. P. Ferriday, 235–46 Pevsner, N. 1975 Richard Norman Shaw, Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, ed. A. Service, 40–55 Saint, A. 1976 Richard Norman Shaw

SHEPPARD ROBSON Hitchins, S., ed. 1983 Sheppard Robson: architects

SHIPWAY, Laurence (1582–95)

Architects 5 Airs, M. 1984 Lawrence Shipway, freemason, Architectural History 27, 368–75

Simpson, John John, R. and Watkin, D. 2002 John Simpson: the Queen’s Gallery and Other Works

SISSON, Marshall (1897–1978) Bettley, J. 1982 Marshall Sisson, R.I.B.A. Transactions new series 2, 93–100

SLATER, William (1819-72) John Elliott 2000 An Uncommonly Nice Fellow: William Slater, Ecclesiology Today 21

SMIRKE, Sir Robert (1780–1867) Crook, J.M. 1961 The Career of Sir Robert Smirke, D.Phil. thesis, University

SMIRKE, Sydney (1799–1877) Crook, J.M. 1976 Sydney Smirke: the architecture of compromise, Seven Victorian Architects, ed. J. Fawcett, 50–65

SMITH, Colin Stansfield (1932- ) Pearce, D. 1986 Colin Stansfield Smith, R.I.B.A. Journal 93 (June), 34–7 Weston, D 1991 Schools of thought : architecture 1974-1991

SMITH, Francis (1672–1738) Gomme, A. 1992 Smith & Rossi, Architectural History 35, 183–91 Gomme, A. 2001 Smith of Warwick: Francis Smith, Architect and Master Builder

SMITH, Robert (1722-1777) Peterson, C.E. 2000 Robert Smith: Architect, Builder, Patriot

SMITH, Robert (1787–1873) Head, R. 1981 Colonel Robert Smith: artist, architect and engineer, Country Life. 169 (21 May), 1432–4; (28 May), 1524–8

SMITH (1866–1933) and BREWER (1871–1918)

6 Architects Fletcher, H.M. 1935 The work of Smith and Brewer, R.I.B.A. Journal 42 (6 April), 629–44

SMITH, Thomas Gordon John, R. 2001 Thomas Gordon Smith and the Rebirth of Classical Architecture

SMITHSON, Alison (1923–1993) and Peter (1928–) Alison and Peter Smithson 1982 Cook, P. 1982 Regarding the Smithsons, Architectural Review 172 (July), 36–43 Doumato, L. 1982 Alison Smithson (Vance bibliographies) Lasdun, D. 1984 Architecture in an Age of Scepticism, 172–91 Sharp, D. 1967, rev. edn 1981 Sources of Modern Architecture: a critical bibliography, 119–21 Smithson, A. 1975 Bibliography: built work, including projects and diagrams, 1948–75 Smithson, A. and P. 2002 The Charged Void: Architecture Van den Heuvel, D. and others 2003 Alison and Peter Smithson Architecture d’Aujourd’hui 344 (Jan/Feb), 28-115

SMYTHSON, Robert (c.1536–1614) and John (d.1634) Girouard, M. 1966 Robert Smythson and the Architecture of the Elizabethan Era (rev. and republished as Robert Smythson and the Elizabethan Country House, 1983) Girouard, M., ed. 1962 The Smythson collection of the R.I.B.A., Architectural History 5, 23–183 Woodhouse, A. 1991 Smythson Revisited, Country Life. 185 (26 December), 36–39

SOANE, Sir John (1753–1837) Cruickshank, D. 1989 Soane and the meaning of colour, Architectural Review 185 (January), 46–52 Darley, G. 1999 : an accidental romantic Dean, P. 1999

Architects 7 Sir John Soane and the Country Estate Du Prey, P. de la R. 1982 John Soane: the making of an architect Du Prey, P. de la R. 1985 Catalogue of Architectural Drawings in the Victoria and Albert Museum: John Soane Feinberg, S.G. 1984 The genesis of Sir John Soane’s museum idea: 1801–1810, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians. 43 (October), 225–37 Jencks, C. 1999 The Riddle of John Soane: Deciphering the enigma code of Soanic Architecture Middleton, R. 1996 The History of John Soane’s ‘Designs for Public & Private Buildings’, Burlington Magazine 138, no. 1121, 506–16 Richardson, M. 1991 John Soane: The Business of Architecture, Georgian Architectural Practice (Georgian Group Symposium), 65–72 Richardson, M. 1999 John Soane: Architect: Master of Space and Light Shumann-Bacia, E. 1991 John Soane and the Bank of Soane Gallery 1995 Buildings in Progress: Soane’s views of Construction Stroud, D. 1984 Sir John Soane, Architect Summerson, J., Watkin, D., and Melinghoff, G.T. 1983 John Soane Waterfield, G., ed. 1996 Soane and Death: The Tombs & Monuments of Sir John Soane Watkin, D. 1996 Sir John Soane: Enlightenment Thought and The Royal Academy Lectures 2000 Webster, C. 1987 The Influence of John Soane, Late Georgian Classicism (Georgian Group Symposium), 28–44 Wilton-Ely, J. 1987 Soane and Piranesi, Late Georgian Classicism (Georgian Group Symposium), 45–57 Worsley, G. 1994 Soane was no faint-hearted classicist, Georgian Group Journal, 43–50

SPRAGUE, W.G.R., see D8e, Spain and Dromgoole

STICKELLS, Robert (d.1620) Summerson, J. 1957

8 Architects Robert Stickells, Three Elizabethan Architects, reprinted from Bulletin of the John Rylands Library 40 (i) (September), 202–28

STIRLING, James (1926–92) James Stirling: buildings and projects, 1950–1974 1975 (introduction by J. Jacobus) James Stirling, R.I.B.A. Journal 87 (March), 35–42 1980 A.D. Profile: James Stirling 1982 Architectural Review 191 (December, obituary issue) 1992 Arnell, P., and Bickford, T., eds. 1984 James Stirling: buildings and projects 1950–1982 Baker, G. H. 2003 James Stirling, Michael Wilford: A New Tradition in Architecture Girouard, M. 1998 Big Jim: the life & work of James Stirling Maxwell, R., and Muirhead, T. 1994 James Stirling, Michael Wilford and Associates: buildings and projects 1975–1992 R.I.B.A. Drawings Collection 1974 James Stirling (catalogue of exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London) Stirling, J. 1980 James Stirling: architectural aims and influences, R.I.B.A. Journal 87 (September), 36–8 Sudjic, D. 1986 New Directions in British Architecture: James Stirling Summerson, J. 1983 Vitruvius ludens, Architectural Review 173 (March), 19–21

STOKES, Leonard A.S. (1858–1925) Drysdale, J. 1927 The work of Leonard Stokes, R.I.B.A. Journal 34 (8 January), 163–74 Millard, W.J.N., and Drysdale, J. 1926 Leonard Aloysius Scott Stokes (with a list of works), R.I.B.A. Journal 33 (9 January), 148–50 Roberts, H.V.M. 1975 Leonard Aloysius Stokes, Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, ed. A. Service, 362–71

STONE, Nicholas (1587–1647) Spiers, W.L. 1919 The Note-book and Account Book of Nicholas Stone, Walpole Society 7

STREET, G.E. (1824–81) Barnett, H.V. 1882

Architects 9 The Work of the Late Mr Street Brownlee, D. 1985 The Law Courts, the Architecture of Brownlee, D. 1986 The Architecture of George Edmund Street Elliot, J. & Pritchard, J. 1998 G.E Street: a Victorian Architect in Goodhart-Rendel, H.S. 1953, offprint 1983 G.E. Street, Ecclesiological Society Yearbook Hitchcock, H.R. 1960 G.E. Street in the 1850’s, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians. 19, 145–72 Kinnard, J. 1973 G.E. Street, Victorian Architecture, ed. P. Ferriday, 221–34 Street, A.E. 1888, reprinted 1972 Memoir of George Edmund Street, R.A., 1824–1881

STUART, James (1713–88) , K. 1997 The Life and Work of James ‘Athenian’ Stuart, Ph.D.thesis, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London Bristol, K. 2000 The Painted Rooms of “Athenian” Stuart Georgian Group Journal X, 164-74 Harris, J 1979 Newly acquired designs by James Stuart in the British Architectural Library drawings collection, Architectural History 22, 72–7 Watkin, D. 1982 Athenian Stuart: pioneer of the Greek Revival Worsley, G. 1992 Out From under Adam’s Shadow, Country Life. 186 (14 May),100–3

SUGDEN, William (1820/21–1892) and William Larner (1850–1901) Lovenbury, G.A. 1975, 2nd edn 1988 The Sugdens of Leek: a brief history of a family business

SYMONDS, John (d.1597) Summerson, J. 1957 John Symonds, Three Elizabethan Architects, reprinted from Bulletin of the John Rylands Library 40 (i, September), 202–28

TAIT, Thomas (1882–1954) Walker, D. 1991 Monumental Modernist, R.I.B.A. Journal 98 (August), 20–5

TALMAN, John (1677–1726)

10 Architects Anon. 1996 John Talman, Walpole Soc. 59

TALMAN, William (1650–1719) Harris, J. 1982 William Talman: maverick architect Worsley, G. 1992 William Talman: Some Stylistic Suggestions, Journal, 6–18

TAPPER, Sir Walter (1861–1935) Dawber, E. 1935 Sir , R.I.B.A. Journal 42 (12 October), 1157–60 Reilly, C.H. 1931 Representative British Architects of the Present Day, 157–68 R.I.B.A. 1959 Sir Walter John Tapper: … a list of works and bibliography (typescript)

TATHAM, C.H. (1772–1842) Proudfoot, C., and Watkin, D. 1972 A Pioneer of English Neo-classicism, Country Life. (13/20 April), 918–21 Salmon, F. 1998 Charles Heathcote Tatham and the Accademia di S. Luca, Rome B.M cxl, no.1139 (Feb) 76-84 Udy, D. 1971 The Neo-Classicism of C.H. Tatham, Connoisseur, 177, 269–76

TAYLOR, Sir Robert (1714–88) Binney, M. 1984 Sir Robert Taylor: from Rococo to Garnier, R. 1991 Sir Robert Taylor, Georgian Architectural Practice (Georgian Group Symposium), 45–52

TAYLOR, THOMAS (c.1778-1826) Beckwith, F. 1949 Thomas Taylor, Regency Architect (Thoresby Society monograph)

TERRY, J. Quinlan (1937–) Aslet, C. 1986 , the revival of architecture Russell, F., ed. 1981 Quinlan Terry

Architects 11 TEULON, Samuel Sanders (1812–73) Saunders, M. 1982 The Churches of S.S. Teulon Saunders, M. 1985 Samuel Teulon, The Architectural Outsiders, ed. R. Brown, 132–52

THORPE, John (c.1563–1655) Summerson, J. 1964–6 The Book of Architecture of John Thorpe, Walpole Society 40

TILDEN, Philip (1887–1956) Bettley, J. 1987 Lush and Luxurious. the life and work of Philip Tilden 1887–1956 (catalogue of exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London) Tilden, P. 1954 True Remembrances: the memoirs of an architect

TOWNSEND, C. Harrison (1851–1928) Service, A. 1975 Harrison Townsend, Architectural Association Quarterly 6 (2) (reprinted in Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, ed. A. Service, 162–83)

TRAVERS, Martin Buckley, L. 1993 Sir and Martine Travers

TRESHAM, Sir Thomas (1543–1605) Gotch, J.A. 1881 A Complete Account of … Buildings Erected by Sir Thomas Tresham Isham, G. 1964–5 Sir Thomas Tresham and his buildings, Northampton- shire Antiquarian Society Reports and Papers 2

TREVISO, Girolama da (1508–44) Pouncey, P. 1953 Girolamo da Treviso in the service of King Henry VIII, Burlington Magazine 95, 208–11

TROBRIDGE, (1884–1942) Smith, G.P. 1982 Ernest George Trobridge, Architect Extraordinary (catalogue of exhibition at Oxford Polytechnic)

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TROUGHTON McASLAN Troughton McAslan 1993 Troughton McAslan: Architecture

TROUP, F.W. (1859–1951) Jackson, N. 1985 F.W. Troup, architect (catalogue of an exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London) Jackson, N. 1985 Parsimonious philanthropy: the minor architecture of F.W. Troup, R.I.B.A. Journal 92 (June), 64–5

TRUBSHAW, James (1777–1853) Bayliss, A. 1978 The Life and Work of James Trubshaw 1777–1853, Staffordshire builder, architect and civil engineer

UNWIN, Raymond (1863–1940), see also Parker and Unwin and E2 Creese, W., ed. 1976 The Legacy of Raymond Unwin (a selection of his writings) Jackson, F. 1985 Sir Raymond Unwin, architect, planner and visionary

VANBRUGH, Sir John (1664–1726) Cast, D. 1984 Seeing Vanbrugh and Hawksmoor, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians. 43, 310–27 Downes, K. 1977 Vanbrugh Downes, K. 1987 Sir John Vanbrugh: a biography Harris, J. 1990 Diverting Labyrinths, Country Life. 184 (11 January), 62–65 McCormick, F. 1987 John Vanbrugh’s architecture: some sources of his style, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians. 46, 135–44 McCormick, F. 1991 Sir John Vanbrugh: The Playwright as Architect Ridgway, C. & Williams, R.(eds.) 2000 Sir John Vanbrugh and landscape architecture in Baroque England 1690-1730

VARDY, John (d.1765) White, R. 1985 John Vardy, The Architectural Outsiders, ed. R. Brown, 63–81

Architects 13 VERITY, F., see D8e, Spain and Dromgoole

VOYSEY, C.F.A. (1857–1941) Brandon-Jones, J. 1957 C.F.A. Voysey, Architectural Association Journal 72 (May), 238–62 Brandon-Jones, J. 1973 Charles Annesley Voysey, Victorian Architecture, ed. P. Ferriday, 267–88 Brandon-Jones, J., et al. 1978 C.F.A.Voysey, Architect and Designer, 1857–1941 (exhibition catalogue, , ) Durant, S. 1990 The Decorative Designs of C.F.A. Voysey Gebhard, D. 1975 Charles F.A. Voysey, architect Hitchmough, W. 1995 C.F.A. Voysey Sharp, D. 1967, rev. edn 1981 Sources of Modern Architecture: a critical bibliography, 135–7 Simpson, D. 1979 C.F.A. Voysey, an architect of individuality Symonds, J., compiler 1975 Catalogue of the R.I.B.A. Drawings Collection: C.F.A. Voysey

WALLIS, GILBERT and PARTNERS Skinner, J.S. 1997 Form and Fancy: Factories and Factory Buildings by Wallis, Gilbert & Partners

WALTON, George (1867–1933) Moon, K. 1993 George Walton, Designer and Architect Pevsner, N. 1939 George Walton, his life and work, R.I.B.A. Journal 46 (3 April), 537–48 (reprinted in Studies in Art, Architecture and Design 2 (1968), 176–88)

WATERHOUSE, Alfred (1830–1905) Cunningham, C., and Waterhouse, P. 1992 1830–1905, Biography of a Practice Maltby, S., Macdonald, S., and Cunningham, C. 1983 , 1830–1905 R.I.B.A. Library 1954 Alfred Waterhouse 1830–1905, chronology and bibliography

14 Architects of documented and dated works Smith, S.A. 1970 Alfred Waterhouse, Ph.D. thesis, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London Smith, S.A. 1976 Civic grandeur, Seven Victorian Architects, ed. J. Fawcett, 102–21

WEBB, Sir Aston (1849–1930) Creswell, H.B. 1975 Sir Aston Webb and his office, Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, ed. A. Service, 328–37 Dungavell, I. R. 1999 The architectural career of Sir Aston Webb, 1849-1930. London Ph.D.

WEBB, John (1611–72), see also Jones, Inigo, s.v. Orrell, J., and Worcester College (eds. Harris and Tait) Bold, J. 1986 Georgian Exemplars: John Webb’s Country Houses, Inigo Jones and the Spread of Classicism (Georgian Group Symposium), 36–48 Bold, J. 1989 John Webb, architectural theory and practice in the seventeenth century Eisenthal, E. 1985 John Webb’s reconstruction of the ancient house, Architectural History 28, 7–31

WEBB, Philip (1831–1915) Brandon-Jones, J. 1955 The work of and Norman Shaw, Architectural Association Journal 71, 9–21 and 40–7 Brandon-Jones, J. 1973 Philip Webb, Victorian Architecture, ed. P. Ferriday, 247–65 Brandon-Jones, J. 1981 The importance of Philip Webb, and Kelmscott, 87–92 Curry, R.J., and Kirk, S. 1983 Philip Webb in the North (exhibition catalogue, Teesside Polytechnic Press) Kirk, S. 1986 Philip Webb, domestic architecture Lethaby, W. 1935, reprinted 1979 Philip Webb and his Work

WEIGHTMAN and HADFIELD, see Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson

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WHITE, William (1825–1900) Thompson, P. 1967 The writings of William White, Concerning Architecture, ed. J. Summerson, 226–37

WIGHTWICK, George (1802–72) Reid, R.M. 1996 A Regency Architect in the west of England, M. Phil.,University of London Reid, R.M 1998 George Wightwick: an 'enfant terrible'. Ecclesiology Today 15, Jan, 1-3

WILKINS, William, the younger (1778–1839) Liscombe, R.W. 1980 William Wilkins 1778–1839

WILLIAMS, Sir Owen (1890–1969) Cottam, D. 1985 Sir Owen Williams 1890–1969, works (catalogue of exhibition at the Architectural Association, London) Frampton, K.B. 1970 Sir Owen Williams, 1898–1969: the Engineer as architect, Civil Engineering: History, Heritage and the Humanities, 21–58 Stamp, G. 1986 Owen Williams as architect, R.I.B.A. Journal 93 (April), 48–53

WILLIAMS-ELLIS, Sir Clough (1883–1978) Haslam, R. 1983 Wales’s universal architect, Country Life. 174 (21 July), 130–2 Haslam, R. 1996 Clough Williams-Ellis (R.I.B.A. Drawings Collection Monograph) Reilly, C.H. 1931 Representative British Architects of the Present Day, 88–96 Williams-Ellis, C. 1971 Architect Errant

WILSON, Sir Colin St. John (1922–) Architectural Reflections 1992 Hind, C. (ed.), Frampton, K., Kitaj, R.B., and Richardson, M. 1997 (exhibition catalogue for the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London )

WINDE, William (1640–1722)

16 Architects Beard, G. 1984 William Winde and interior design, Architectural History 27, 150–62

WINMILL, Charles Canning (1865–1945) Winmill, J.M. 1946 Charles Canning Winmill, An Architect’s Life

WOOD, Edgar (1860–1935) Partnership in Style: Edgar Wood and J. Henry Sellars 1975 (catalogue of exhibition at City Art Gallery) Archer, J. 1975 Edgar Wood and Henry Sellars: a decade of partnership and experiment, Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, ed. A. Service, 372–85

WOOD, John, the elder (1704–54) Harris, E. 1989 John Wood’s system of architecture, Burlington Magazine 131 (February), 101–107 Mowl, T., and Earnshaw, B. 1988 John Wood: architect of obsession

WOODROW, E., see D8e Spain and Dromgoole

WOODWARD, Benjamin, see Deane and Woodward

WOODYER, Henry (1816-96) Elliott, J., and Pritchard, J. (eds) 2002 Henry Woodyer: Gentleman Architect Quiney, A. 1995 'Altogether a capital fellow and a serious fellow too': a brief account of the life and work of Henry Woodyer, 1816-1896. A.H, vol. 38, 192-219.

WORTHINGTON, Thomas (1826–1909) Pass, A.J. 1974 Thomas Worthington, practical idealist, Architectural Review (May), 268–74 Pass, A.J. 1988 Thomas Worthington: Victorian architecture and social purpose

WREN, Sir Christopher (1632–1723) Beard, G. 1982 The Work of Christopher Wren Beddard, R.A. 1984 Wren’s mausoleum for Charles I and the cult of the royal martyr, Architectural History 27, 36–49 Downes, K. 1982

Architects 17 The Architecture of Wren Downes, K. 1982 Sir Christopher Wren (catalogue of exhibition at the Whitechapel Art Gallery, London) Jardine, L. 2002 On a Grander Scale: The Outstanding Career of Sir Christopher Wren Soo, L.M 1999 Wren’s “Tracts” on Architecture and other Writings Tinniswood, P. 2001 His Invention So Fertile: a Life of Christopher Wren The Wren Society 1924–43 20 vols.

WRIGHT, Stephen (d. 1780) Symes, M. 1992 The Garden Designs of Stephen Wright, G.H. 20 (Spring), 11–27

WRIGHT, Thomas (1711–86) Wright, T. 1979 Arbours and Grottoes (with a catalogue of Wright’s works in architecture and garden design by E. Harris) WYATT FAMILY Linstrum, D. 1973 Catalogue of the R.I.B.A. Drawings Collection: The Wyatt Family Robinson, J.M. 1979 The Wyatts: an architectural dynasty

WYATT, James (1747–1815), see also Wyatt Family Dale, A. 1956 Frew, J. 1979 Richard Gough, James Wyatt, and late eighteenth- century preservation, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians. 38, 366–74 Frew, J. 1982 Some observations on James Wyatt’s Gothic style, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians. 41, 144–9 Friedman, T. 1997 James Wyatt’s earliest classical churches, Georgian Group Journal 7, 56–70

WYATT, Sir Matthew Digby (1820–77), see also Wyatt Family Pevsner, N. 1949 Matthew Digby Wyatt (Slade Lecture, reprinted in Studies in Art, Architecture and Design 2, 1968)

WYATT, Samuel (1737–1807), see also Wyatt Family Robinson, J.M. 1979

18 Architects The country houses of Samuel Wyatt, Architectural Review 166 (October), 219–24

WYATVILLE, Sir Jeffrey (1766–1840), see also Wyatt Family Linstrum, D. 1972 Sir Jeffrey Wyatville

YORKE F.R.S. (1906–62) Banham, R. 1972 The Architecture of Yorke, Rosenberg, Mardall, 1944–72 Fry, M. 1962 F.R.S. Yorke: a memoir, Architectural Review 132 (July), 279–80 Melvin, J. 2003 F.R.S. Yorke and the Evolution of English Modernism Powers, A. 1992 YRM: The Early Years, R.I.B.A. Journal 99 (September), 34–8

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