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HADFIELD, Charles (1840–1916) and Matthew (1812–1885) see also Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson Howell, P., ed. 1980, 1982 Letters from J.F. Bentley to Charles Hadfield, Architectural History 23, 95–137; 25, 65–97

HADFIELD CAWKWELL DAVIDSON Anon. 1984 150 Years of Architectural Drawings: Hadfield Cawkwell Davidson, Sheffield, 1834–1984 (catalogue of exhibition at the Mappin Art Gallery, Sheffield)

HANSOM, Joseph (1803–82) Edwards, T. 1982 Architect of catholic tastes, Country Life. 172 (2 September), 690–1 Evinson, D. 1966 Joseph Hansom, M.A. report, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of Evinson, D. 1981 Joseph Hansom, Building 240 (10 April), 28–30

HARDWICK, P. (1792–1870) and P.C. (1822–92) Hobhouse, H. 1976 Philip and : an architectural dynasty, Seven Victorian Architects, ed. J. Fawcett, 32–65

HARDWICK, Thomas (1752–1829) Friedman, T. 1998 Junior’s Early Churches; Georgian Group Journal Waterfield, G. 1975 Thomas Hardwick, 1752–1829, M.A. report, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London

HARE, C.G., see Bodley, G.F.

HARGRAVE, Jeremiah (c.1726–86) and Joseph (c.1754–1802) Hall, I. 1976 Jeremiah and Joseph Hargrave of Hull: architects, carvers, furniture makers, Furniture History 12, 51–8

HARRIS, E. Vincent (1876–1971) Royal Gold Medallist, 1951: E. Vincent Harris, 1951 R.I.B.A. Journal 58 (February), 149–52

HARRISON, Thomas (1744–1829) Chester Museum 1977 The Modest Genius (catalogue of exhibition) Rudolf, M. 1992 Thomas Harrison and the Structural Department of the Art, The Georgian Group Journal, 68–78 Ockrim, M. 1988 Life & Work of Thomas Harrison of Chester 1744–1829, Ph.D. thesis, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London Whitworth Art Gallery 1981 The Order of the Day: Thomas Harrison … and the architecture of the Greek Revival (catalogue of exhibition at the Whitworth Art Gallery, )

HASCHENPERG, Stefan von (active 1539–43) O’Neill, B. St. J. 1945 Stefan von Haschenperg, an engineer to King Henry VIII, and his work, Archaeologia 91, 137–55

HAWKSMOOR, Nicholas (1661–1736) Downes, K. 1959, 2nd edn 1979 Hawksmoor Downes, K. 1977 Hawksmoor (catalogue of exhibition at the Whitechapel Art Gallery, London) Du Prey, P. de la R. 2000 Hawksmoor’s London Churches: Architecture and Theology Hart, V. 2002 Nicholas Hawksmoor: Rebuilding Ancient Wonders Worsley, G. 1990 Nicholas Hawksmoor: a pioneer neo-Palladian?, Architectural History 33, 60–74

HENDERSON, William (1737–1824) Saunders, E. 1979 A Midlands architect rediscovered, Country Life. 165 (10 May), 1454–6

HICKS, David Hicks, A. 2002 David Hicks, Designer

HILL, Oliver (1887–1968) Cornforth, J. 1989 Houses of , Country Life. 183 (2 February),_70–3 Powers, A. 1989 Oliver Hill: architect and lover of life 1887–1968

HINE, Thomas Chambers (1813–1899) Brand, K. 1981, 2nd edn 1988 new edn 2003 Thomas Chambers Hine, an Architect of Victorian Nottingham (Nottingham Civic Society)

HIORNE, William (c.1712–76) and David (1715-1758) Gomme, A. 1985 The Hiorne brothers, The Architectural Outsiders, ed. R. Brown, 45–62

HOLDEN, Sir Charles (1875–1960) Hanson, B. 1975 Singing the body electric with , Architectural Review 158 (December), 349–56 Hutton, C. 1969 Sir Charles Holden, 1875–1960, Artifex 3, 34–55 Karol, E., and Allibone, F. 1988 Charles Holden, architect 1875–1960 (catalogue of an exhibition at the R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London) Pevsner, N. 1975 Charles Holden’s early works, and its Origins, ed. A. Service, 386–93

HOLFORD, William, Baron (1907–75) Cherry, G., and Penny, L. 1986 Holford: a study in architecture, planning and civic design

HOLLAND, Henry (1745–1806) Stroud, D. 1966 Henry Holland: his life and architecture

HOOKE, Robert (1635–1703) Batten, M.I. 1936–7 The Architecture of Robert Hooke, Walpole Society 25 Espinasse, M. 1956 Robert Hooke

HOPE, Thomas (1769–1831) Watkin, D. 1968 Thomas Hope (1769–1831) and the Neo-classical Idea

HOPKINS, Sir Michael (1935 - ) Davies, C. 1984 Hopkins’ rules, Architectural Review 175 (May), 54–7 Davies, C. 1993 The Work of Michael Hopkins and Partners Davies, C. 2001 Hopkins 2: The Work of Michael Hopkins and Partners Pearce, D. 1986 Michael Hopkins, R.I.B.A. Journal 93 (November), 33–7 Powell, K. 1988 Beyond High Tech, Country Life. 182 (17 November), 94–7

HOPPER, Thomas (1776–1856) Burton, N. 1985 Thomas Hopper, The Architectural Outsiders, ed. R. Brown, 114–31

HOWELL, William (d. 1974), KILLICK, John (d. 1972), PARTRIDGE, John, and AMIS, Stanley Cantacuzino, S. (intro.) 1981 Howell, Killick, Partridge and Amis: architecture

IRVINE, Alan (1926–) Holland, R. 1989 Alan Irvine – Architect, Designer (exhibition at R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London)

JACKSON, Sir Thomas Graham (1835–1924) Crook, J.M. 1982 T.G. Jackson, and the cult of eclecticism, In Search of Modern Architecture: a tribute to Henry-Russell Hitchcock, ed. H. Searing, 102–20 Goodhart-Rendel, H.S. 1926 The works of Sir Thomas Graham Jackson R.A. R.I.B.A. Journal 33 (26 June), 467–77 Jackson, Sir T.G. 1950 Recollections, ed. B.H. Jackson Whyte, W. 2003 Anglo-Jackson attitudes: reform and the rebuilding of Oxford Victorian 12 (March), 4-9

JAMES, John (1672–1746) Brushe, J. 1994 Some Designs by John James, Georgian Group Journal, 4–10 Jeffery, S. 1986 English Baroque Architecture: The Work of John James Ph.D. thesis, Birkbeck College, University of`London

JELLICOE, Geoffrey (1900–96) Harvey, S. (ed) 1998 Geoffrey Jellicoe (LDT Monograph) Jellicoe, G. 1993 The Studies of a Landscape Designer over 80 years Spens, M. 1995 The complete landscape designs and gardens of Geoffrey Jellicoe

JOHNSON, Francis (1911–95) Cornforth, J. 1984 In the Yorkshire tradition, Country Life. 176 (11 October), 1008–11; Many mansions (18 October), 1100–3; Space, light and movement (25 October), 1186–9 Cornforth, J. 1996 A Classicist from the Heart, Country Life. 190 (4 January), 38–41 Robinson, J.M. and Neave, D. 2001 Francis Johnson, architect: a classical statement

JOHNSON, John (1732–1814) Briggs, N. 1991 John Johnson 1732–1814, Georgian Architect and County Surveyor of

JONES, Inigo (1573–1652) Bold, J. 1993 The Critical Reception of , Trans. of the Ancient Monuments Society 37, 147–56 Downes, K. 1981 Jones and Wren at St Paul’s, Burlington Magazine 123, 35–6 Fusco, A.C. 1985 Inigo Jones, Vitruvius Britannicus: Jones e Palladio nella cultura architettonica inglese 1600–1740 Harris, J., and Higgott, G. 1989 Inigo Jones. Complete architectural drawings (catalogue of exhibition at the Royal Academy, London) Harris, J., and Tait, A.A., eds. 1979 Catalogue of the Drawings by Inigo Jones, John Webb and Isaac de Caus at Worcester College, Oxford Hart, V., and Tucker, R. 2002 Ornament and the work of Inigo Jones Architectura 32 no. 1, 36-52 Higgott, G. 1983 Inigo Jones in Provence, Architectural History 26, 24–34 Higgott, G. 1992 ‘Varying with Reason’, Inigo Jones’s Theory of design, Architectural History 35, 51–117 Newman, J. 1992 Inigo Jones’s Architectural Education before 1614, Architectural History 35, 18–50 Orrell, J. 1985 The Theatres of Inigo Jones and John Webb Peacock, J. 1995 The Stage Designs of Inigo Jones Summerson, J. 1966, latest edition 2000 Inigo Jones Worsley, G. 1993 Inigo Jones: lonely Genius or Practical Exemplar?, Journal of the British Archaeological Association. 146, 102–112

KAYE, Joseph (c.1779–1858, builder) Law, E.J. 1989 Joseph Kaye, builder of Huddersfield, c.1779 to 1858

KECK, Anthony (1726–97) Kingsley, N. 1988 Anthony Keck, Country Life. 182 (20 October), 138–41; (27 October), 126–9

KEELING, E. Bassett (1837–86) Curl, J.S. 1986 Acrobatic Gothic, freely treated, Country Life. 180 (20 October), 1030–2 Curl, J.S., and Sambrook, J.E. 1972 Bassett Keeling, architect, Architectural History 15, 60–70

KEENE, Henry (1726–76) Collard, F. 1990 A Design for Library Steps by Henry Keene, Furniture History 26, 34–38 (looks at various aspects of Keene’s gothic work) Mowl, T. 1985 Henry Keene, The Architectural Outsiders, ed. R. Brown, 82–97

KENT, William (1685–1758), see also Boyle, Richard Harris, J. 1983 William ’s Gothick, A Gothick Symposium (Georgian Group), 40–51 Hunt, J.D. 1987 William Kent: landscape garden designer Neave, S. and D. 1996 The Early Life of William Kent, Georgian Group Journal, 4–11 Sicca, C.M. 1986 On William Kent’s Roman sources, Architectural History 29, 134–57 Willis, P. 1986 William Kent’s letters in the Huntington Library, California, Architectural History 29, 158–67 Wilson, M. 1984 William Kent, architect, designer, painter, gardener, 1685–1748 Wilton-Ely, J., ed. 1985 A Tercentenary Tribute to William Kent (catalogue of exhibition at the Ferens Art Gallery, Kingston-upon-Hull)

KNIGHT, Richard Payne (1750-1824) Ballantyne, A. 1997 Architecture, Landscape and Liberty: Richard Payne Knight and The Picturesque Clarke, M., and Penny, N. 1982 The Arrogant Connoisseur: Richard Payne Knight 1751–1854 (catalogue of exhibition at the Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester) Lang, S. 1967 Richard Payne Knight and the idea of modernity, Concerning Architecture, ed. J. Summerson, 85–97

KNOWLES, Sir James (1831–1908) Metcalf, P. 1980 James Knowles: Victorian editor and architect

LABELYE, Charles (1705–c.1781) Kent, N. 1983 Innovation in stone, Country Life. 174 (10 November), 1374–6

LACOSTE, Gerald (1909–83) Pick, M. 1982 Gerald Lacoste, Thirties Society Journal 3, 12–16

LANCHESTER, H.V. (1863–1953) Reilly, C.H. 1931 Representative British Architects of the Present Day, 113–25

LANGLEY, Batty (1696–1751) White, R. 1983 The Influence of Batty Langley, A Gothick Symposium (Georgian Group), 52–69

LASDUN, Sir Denys (1914–2001) 1976 A Language and a Theme: the architecture of Denys Lasdun and Partners Curtis, W.J.R. 1994 Denys Lasdun: architecture, city, landscape Doumoto, L. 1984 Sir Denys Lasdun (Vance bibliographies) Finch, P. 1997 A Lifetime’s Work Made Legible, Architects’ Journal 205, 52 Lasdun, D. 1984 Architecture in an Age of Scepticism, 134–59

LATHAM, Derek, and ASSOCIATES Trombley, S. 1985 Derek Latham and Associates, R.I.B.A. Journal 92 (February),4–5 Wilcock, R. 1988 Derek Latham and Associates, R.I.B.A. Journal 95 (July), 34–8

LEADBETTER, Stiff (d.1766) Worsley, Giles 1991 Stiff but not Dull, Country Life. 185 (25 July), 90–3 (on Leadbetter’s country houses)

LEATHART, Julian (1891-1978) Elwall, R. 1990 The Dreamlands of Julian Leathart, Picture House, spring, 14/15

LEONI, Giacomo (c.1686–1746) Hewlings, R. 1985 James Leoni, The Architectural Outsiders, ed. R. Brown, 21–44

LETHABY, W.R. (1857–1931) Backemeyer, S., and Gronbert, T. 1984 W.R. Lethaby 1857–1931: architecture, design and education Ferriday, P. 1967 W.R. Lethaby, Concerning Architecture, ed. J. Summerson, 161–5 Ruben, G. 1986 William Lethaby’s buildings, Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, ed. A. Service, 130–41 Ruben, G. 1986 William Richard Lethaby Sharp, D. 1967, rev. edn 1981 Sources of Modern Architecture: a critical bibliography, 73–4 Van der Platt, D. 2002 ‘Would you know the new…: William Lethaby’s ‘Architecture, mysticism and myth’… Fabrications 12 (June). 1-26 Ward, C., and Brandon-Jones, J. 1981 Lethaby – 50 years on, Architects’ Journal 174 (29 July), 182–5

LIDBETTER, H. Gawne, E 1998 Buildings of Endearing Simplicity: The Friends Meeting Houses of Hubert Lidbetter The Twentieth Century Church: 20th Century Architecture 3; The Journal of the Twentieth Century Society

LIGHTOLER, T. (1727–1769) Lane, J. 1987 The craftsman architect, Country Life. 181 (19 March), 108–9

LINDLEY, William (c.1739-1818) Taylor, A. 1994 William Lindley of Doncaster, Georgian Group Journal, 30–42

LORNE, Francis (1889-1963) Fox, T. 1987 Francis Lorne, Thirties Society Journal 6, 26–31

LOUDON, J.C. (1783–1843), see C2

LOUIS, Victor (1731–1800) Glasstone, V. 1981 The influence of Victor Louis, Architectural Review 169 (January), 36–45

LUBETKIN, Berthold (1901–90) Allan, J. 1992 Berthold Lubetkin, Architecture and the Tradition of Progress Allan, J. 2002 Berthold Lubetkin Coe, P., and Reading, B. 1981 Lubetkin and Tecton; architecture and social commitment: a critical study Reading, B. 1985 Tall order, Architects’ Journal 181 (5 June), 45–55 Reading, M. 1992 Animals and Men, Architects’ Journal 195 (5 February), 28–37

LUCAS, Thomas (1662–1736) Quiney, A. 1979 Thomas Lucas, bricklayer, 1662–1736, Archaeological Journal 136, 269–80

LUDER, Owen (1928–) PARTNERSHIP Wharton, K. 1977 Adventure in Architecture: profile of the Owen Luder Partnership

LUTYENS, Sir Edwin (1869–1944), see also C2 under Jekyll Lutyens (exhibition catalogue, , London) 1981 Brown, J. 1996 Lutyens and the Edwardians Butler, A.G.S. 1950, reprinted 1984 The Architecture of Sir Edwin Lutyens, 3 vols., The Lutyens Memorial Dunster, D. 1979 Architectural Monographs 6: Sir Edwin Lutyens Gradidge, R. 1981 Edwin Lutyens, Architect Laureate Green, E. 1980 Buildings for Bankers: Edwin Lutyens and the Midland Bank 1921–39 (exhibition catalogue, London Midland Bank) Hussey, C. 1950, 2nd edn 1953, reprinted 1984 Life of Sir Edwin Lutyens, The Lutyens Memorial Lutyens, M. 1980 Sir Edwin Lutyens, by his daughter O’Neill, D. 1980 Lutyens: country houses Pevsner, N. 1975 Building with wit: the architecture of Sir Edwin Lutyens, Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, ed. A. Service, 460–71 Reilly, C.H. 1931 Representative British Architects of the Present Day, 126–41 Richardson, M., compiler 1973 Catalogue of the R.I.B.A. Drawings Collection: Edwin Lutyens Richardson, M. 1981 The Lutyens office, R.I.B.A. Journal 88 (December), 49–51 Ridley, J. 2003 Edwin Lutyens: His Life, His Wife, His Work Ridley, J. 2002 The Architect and his Wife: a Life of Edwin Lutyens Stamp, G. 1981 The rise and fall and rise of Edwin Lutyens, Architectural Review 170 (November), 311–8 Stamp, G. 2001 Edwin Lutyens: Country Houses: from the Archives of Country Life Weaver, L. 1913, reprinted 1981 Houses and Gardens by E.L. Lutyens Wilhide, E. 2002 Sir Edwin Lutyens: Designing in the English Tradition

LYONS, ISRAEL, ELLIS Forsyth, A., and Gray, D. 1988 Lyons Israel Ellis Gray. buildings and projects 1932-1983

MCASLAN, JOHN (1954 -) Powell, K. 1999 John McAslan London Architectural Review 2002 Tradition and Innovation: John McAslan + Partners

MACARTNEY, Mervyn Edward (1853-1932) Ward, J. 1998 Mervyn Edward Macartney, Architect 1853-1932

MACCORMAC, Richard (1938- ) Pearce, D. 1986 Richard MacCormac, R.I.B.A. Journal 93 (April), 44–6

MCGRATH, Raymond (1903–77) O’Donovan, D. 1995 God’s architect: a life of Raymond McGrath Powers, A. 1982 Raymond McGrath, Thirties Society Journal 3, 2–11

MACKINTOSH, C.R. (1868–1928) C.R. Mackintosh: the Chelsea years 1915–1923 (catalogue 1994 of exhibition at Hunterian Art Gallery, Glasgow, and Heinz Gallery, London) Crawford, A. 1995 Charles Rennie Mackintosh Grogan, E. 2002 Beginnings: Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Early Sketches Howarth, M. 1952 Charles Rennie Mackintosh Kaplan, W., ed. 1996 Charles Rennie Mackintosh McKean, J. 2000 Charles Rennie Mackintosh: architect, artist, icon Macleod, R. 1983 Charles Rennie Mackintosh – architect and artist Robertson, P., ed. 1990 Charles Rennie Mackintosh, the Architectural Papers Robertson, P., ed. 1999 Charles Rennie Mackintosh: Architectural Sketches

MACKMURDO, A.H. (1851–1942) The Eccentric A.H. Mackmurdo 1851–1942 (catalogue of 1979 exhibition at The Minories, Colchester) Pevsner, N. 1938 Arthur H. Mackmurdo, Architectural Review 83, 141–3 (reprinted in Studies in Art, Architecture and Design 2 (1968), 132–9) Pond, E. 1973 Mackmurdo gleanings, The Anti-Rationalists, eds. J.M. Richards and N. Pevsner, 111–15

MACLAREN, James (1829–93) Calder, A. 1990 James Maclaren 1853–1890 Arts and Crafts Architect, (exhibition catalogue, R.I.B.A. Heinz Gallery, London) Calder, A. 1993 The life and work of James MacLaren (R.I.B.A. research award report) Service, A. 1973 James Maclaren and the Godwin legacy, Architectural Review 154 (August), 116–18 (reprinted in Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, ed. A. Service (1975), 100–19)

MCMORRAN, Donald and WHITBY, George Stamp, G. 1991 McMorran and Whitby: A Progressive , Modern Painters vol. 4, no. 4 (Winter), 56–60

MAJOR, Joshua (1787–1866, landscape architect) Baldwin, D. 1987 Joshua Major, Journal of Garden History 7, 131–50

MALLOWS, C.E. (1864–1915) Cross, A.W.S. 1915 Charles Edward Mallows, R.I.B.A. Journal 22 (26 June), 417–8

MAROT, Daniel (1864–1915) Ozinga, M.D. 1938 Daniel Marot

MARTIN, Sir Leslie (1908–2000) Martin, L. 1983 Buildings and Ideas 1933–83 Martin, L. 1996 Architecture, Education & Research: The Work of Leslie Martin. Papers and selected articles

MATCHAM, Frank (1854–1920), see also D8e, Spain and Dromgoole Walker, B.M., ed. 1980 Frank Matcham, theatre architect

MATHER, Richard (1937-) Pearce, D. 1986 Rick Mather, R.I.B.A. Journal 93 (February), 5–8

MATTHEW, Sir Robert (1906–75) Sir Robert Matthew: Royal Gold Medallist, R.I.B.A. Journal 1970 77 (February), 82 Sharp, D. 1970 Architecture of Robert Matthew, Country Life. 147 (25 June), 1242–4

MAUFE, Sir Edward (1883–1974) The Works of Sir R.A. (catalogue of 1973 exhibition at the Guildford House Gallery, Guildford)

MAWSON, T.H. (1861–1933) Beard, G., and Wardman, J. 1976 T.H. Mawson, 1861–1933: the life and work of a northern landscape architect (catalogue of exhibition at the Scott Gallery, University of Lancaster) Davey, P. 1985 Arts and Crafts gardens, Architectural Review 178 (September), 32–7 Jordan, H. 1988 Thomas Hayton Mawson (1861–1933). The English Garden Designs of an Edwardian Landscape Architect, Ph.D. (University of London, Wye College) Mawson, T.H. 1927 The Life and Work of an English Landscape Architect: an Autobiography

MENDELSOHN, Eric (1887–1953) Banham, R. 1954 Mendelsohn, Architectural Review 116 (August), 84–93 Beyer, R. 1991 Erich Mendelsohn, Thirties Society Journal 7, 47 Glancey, J. 1991 Mendelsohn in England, Thirties Society Journal 7, 40–5 Whittick, A. 1964 Eric Mendelsohn: a biography

MEWÈS, Charles (1860–1914) The creator of the modern luxury hotel: Charles Mewès, 1947 R.I.B.A. Journal 65 (October), 603–4

MILLER, Sanderson (1717–80) Hawkes, W. 1983 The Gothic architectural work of Sanderson Miller, A Gothick Symposium (Georgian Group), 70–89

MOORE, Temple Lushington (1856-1920) Brandwood, G. K. 1997 Temple Moore: Architect of the Gothic Revival

MORRIS, Joseph (1836–1913), Frank (1871–1908) and Violet (1878–1958) Arnold, H.G., and Gold, S.M. 1989 Morris of Reading: a family of architects, 1836–1958, Trans. of the Ancient Monuments Society 33, 4595

MORRIS, Robert (1701–54) Leatherbarrow, D. 1985 Architecture of situation: a study of the architectural writings of Robert Morris, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians. 44 (March), 48–59

MORRIS, Roger (1695–1749) Parissien, S. 1988 The Eclecticism of Roger Morris, New Light on English Palladianism (Georgian Group Symposium), 51–63

MYERS, George (builder) Spencer-Silver, P. 1993 Pugin’s Builder: The Life and Work of George Myers

MYERSCOUGH-WALKER, Robert (1908–84) Myerscough-Walker, architect and perspectivist (catalogue 1984 of exhibition at the Architectural Association, London)

MYLNE, Robert (1733–1811) Richardson, A.E., ed. 1955 Robert Mylne: architect and engineer (diaries)

NASH, John (1752–1835) Mansbridge, M. 1991 John Nash: a complete catalogue Nash, J. 2000 The Diaries of john Nash, Architect, 1832 and 1835 Summerson, J. 1980 The Life and Work of John Nash, architect

NESFIELD, W. Eden (1835–88) Brydon, J.M. 1897 William Eden Nesfield 1835–1888, Architectural Review 1, 235–47 and 283–95 (reprinted in Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, ed. A. Service (1975), 26–39) Creswell, H.B. 1897 William Eden Nesfield, 1835–1888, an impression, Architectural Review 2 (June– November), 23–32

NEWTON, Sir Ernest (1856–1922) Blomfield, R., and Newton, W.G. 1925 The Work of Ernest Newton R.A. Morrice, R. 1985 Ernest Newton, The Architectural Outsiders, ed. R. Brown, 172–88 Waterhouse, P. 1922 The late Sir Ernest Newton (with a list of works), R.I.B.A. Journal 29 (11 February), 212

NICHOLSON, Sir Christopher (1867–1949) Bingham, N. 1996 Christopher Nicholson (cat. of exhibition at the RIBA Heinz Gallery) Collin, J. 1975 Architecture of Christopher Nicholson (1934–8) M.A. report, Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London

NORTH, Roger (1653–1734) Colvin, H.M., and Newman, J., eds. 1981 On Building: Roger North’s writings on architecture

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PACE, GEORGE (1915–1975) Pace, P. 1991 The Architecture of George Pace

PAGE, Russell (landscape architect) Schinz, M., and van Zuylen, G. 1995 The Gardens of Russell Page

PAGET, Paul (1901-1985) Aslet, C. 1987 Paul Paget, Thirties Society Journal 6, 16–23

PAINE, James (1717–89) Leach, P. 1988 James Paine

PAPWORTH, J.B. (1775–1847) McHardy, G., compiler 1976 Catalogue of the R.I.B.A. Drawings Collection: The Office of J.B. Papworth

PARKER, Barry (1867–1941) and UNWIN, Raymond (1863–1940), see also Unwin Creese, W. 1963 Parker and Unwin: architects of totality, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians. 22 (October), 161–70 Hawkes, D. 1978 The architectural partnership of Barry Parker and Raymond Unwin 1896–1914, Architectural Review 163 (June), 327–32 Hawkes, D., and Taylor, N. 1980 Barry Parker and Raymond Unwin, Architects (catalogue of exhibition at the Architectural Association, London)

PATY FAMILY Mowl, T. 1991 The stepped voussoir and after: Provincial indecision in Bristol. The Paty Family, Georgian Architectural Practice (Georgian Group Symposium)

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PEARSON, John Loughborough (1817–97) Lloyd, D. 1976 John Loughborough Pearson: ‘noble seriousness’, Seven Victorian Architects, ed. J. Fawcett, 66–83 Quiney, A. 1979 John Loughborough Pearson

PENN, Colin and Virginia Saint, A. 1983 Colin and Virginia Penn, Thirties Society Journal 4, 31–6

PENNETHORNE, Sir James (1808–71) Tyack, G. 1992 Sir James Pennethorne and the Making of Victorian London

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PENTY, A.J. (1875–1937) Thistlewood, D. 1987 A.J. Penty (1875–1937) and the legacy of nineteenth- century English domestic architecture, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians. 46 (December), 327–41

PHIPPS, C.J. (1835–97), see D8e, Spain and Dromgoole

PICKFORD, Joseph (c.1736–82) Saunders, E. 1984 The villas and town houses of Joseph Pickford of Derby, Architectural History 27, 308–20

PITE, A. Beresford (1861–1934) Goodhart-Rendel, H.S. 1935 The work of Beresford Pite and Halsey Ricardo, R.I.B.A. Journal 43 (7 December), 117–28 Hanson, B., ed. 1993 The Golden City: Essays on the Architecture and Imagination of Beresford Pite Service, A. 1975 Arthur Beresford Pite, Edwardian Architecture and its Origins, ed. A. Service, 394–405

POCKLINGTON, Joseph (1731–1817) Taylor, A. 1985 Compulsive lakeland builder, Country Life. 178 (5 September), 614–17 Taylor, A. 1986 More vile taste …, Country Life. 179 (1 May), 1184–8

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POLLARD, THOMAS and EDWARDS Powers, A. 1992 Visible Mending, Country Life. 186 (16 January), 54–5.

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PRATT, Sir Roger (1620–85) Gunther, R.T., ed. 1928 The Architecture of Sir Roger Pratt … now printed for the First time from his notebooks Silcox-Crowe, N. 1985 Sir Roger Pratt, The Architectural Outsiders, ed. R. Brown, 1–20 Silcox-Crowe, N. 1986 Sir Roger Pratt, Ph.D. thesis, University of Reading

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