MORRIS, William.

Gothic architecture; a lecture for the Arts and crafts exhibi

Useful, very elementary sketch. Parker was one of the group of distinguished men who brought about the Gothic revival in England. Introduction to the study of Gothic architecture. 1893....723.5 P23i More advanced than his "A B C of Gothic architecture," it has been an influential treatise for the English students of medieval architecture since its publication in 1846.

PRIOR, Edward Schroeder.

History of Gothic art in England. 1900...

.qb723.5 P95

From the point of view that English Gothic was of native origin and
quite separate from French Gothic.

PUGIN, Augustus Charles.

Specimens of Gothic architecture selected from ancient edifices in England, accompanied by historical and descriptive accounts by E. J. Willson. 2v. 1895..... ......qb723.5 P98 PUGIN, Augustus Charles, & Augustus Welby Northmore. Examples of Gothic architecture selected from various ancient edifices in England; literary part by E. J. Willson. 3v. 1895....

....qb723.5 P98e

Consists of plans, elevations and carefully measured drawings of details
of ancient buildings, chosen for their usefulness to modern archi-
tects. Authors were noted for their drawings of old buildings, with
which they exercised an important influence on the revival of Gothic
architecture in England.

PUGIN, Augustus Welby Northmore.

Contrasts; or, A parallel between the noble edifices of the

middle ages and corresponding buildings of the present day, showing the present decay of taste. 1898......qb723.5 P982c True principles of pointed or Christian architecture.

1895

qb723.5 P982

"His guiding principle was his belief in Gothic architecture, and his
reputation lies in his chronological position as a Gothic artist. It
may almost be said that he was the first to reduce to axioms the
fundamental relationship of structure and ornament in architecture."
Dictionary of national biography.

SHARPE, Edmund.

Seven periods of English architecture. 1888..

...qb723.5 S53

Advocates a new division of English medieval architecture into seven
periods, instead of the four then commonly used.
was a profound student of medieval architecture.

Sharpe (1809-77)

STREET, George Edmund.

Brick and marble in the middle ages; notes of tours in the

north of Italy. 1874.

Some account of Gothic architecture in Spain. 1865...

.b723.5 S91 .b723.5 S91s

"Mr. Street...is an English architect wholly devoted to the Gothic re-
vival, and the builder of many important buildings. The drawings
of the author are valuable and the numerous detailed plans of
churches are undoubtedly trustworthy." Russell Sturgis.

724 Modern architecture

STATHAM, Henry Heathcote.
Modern architecture. 1897...

.724 S79

The author calls this "a book for architects and the public," and in
his chapters on "Church architecture," "State and municipal architec-
ture" and "Domestic architecture" he summarizes recent achievements,
and what is still required. The chapter on "Street architecture" con-
tains interesting suggestions of what may be accomplished by treating
as a whole the different house fronts in a block of city houses.
book is fully illustrated.

The

Renaissance

ANDERSON, William James.

Architecture of the renaissance in Italy. 1896...

...b724.1 A55

List of books relating to the Italian renaissance, p.148-150.
"Deals with the real Renaissance, with the 16th century, with the period
from Brunelleschi to Palladio. It is based on lectures given before
the Glasgow School of Art, and has, as the author observes, 'a rudi-
mentary and popular character' which recommends it to the untechni-
cal reader. It is further very fully illustrated with excellent pictures."
Dial, 1898.

BELCHER, John, & Macartney, M.E. ed.

Later renaissance architecture in England; a series of exam-
ples of the domestic buildings erected subsequent to the
Elizabethan period. 2v. 1901
...qb724.1 B39

No attempt has been made to classify the examples illustrated, which
have been selected solely to show the adaptability of renaissance archi-
tecture to modern buildings, large or small, public or domestic. There
are many plans, elevations, measured drawings and views, the latter
from fine photographs taken expressly for this work.

BLOMFIELD, Reginald.

History of renaissance architecture in England, 1500-1800.
2v. 1897.....

Contains chapters on Inigo Jones and Sir Christopher Wren.
"Authorities consulted," v.1, p.15-19.

.qb724.1 B55

The author undertakes to give a consecutive account of renaissance
architecture in England, beginning with the first attempts of Italian
workmen in England under Henry VIII and closing with the end of
the 18th century, when architects abandoned Italian models and de-
voted themselves to the revivals of other styles. For description he
has selected buildings of historical importance, or such of the many
private edifices of that period as best illustrate the development of
the style.

Short history of renaissance architecture in England, 1500-
1800. 1900

.724.1 B55

Abridgment of the author's larger standard work on the same subject.
Interesting to the general reader as well as the special student.

GOTCH, John Alfred.

Early renaissance architecture in England; a historical & de-
scriptive account of the Tudor, Elizabethan & Jacobean pe-

riods, 1500-1625, for the use of students and others. 1901..b724.1 G71e
List of selected works on early renaissance architecture in England,
p. 267-270.

"Deals with much the same period as that covered by my former work
The Architecture of the Renaissance in England, but with the addi-
tion of the first half of the sixteenth century. The two books, how-
ever, have nothing in common beyond the fact that they both illustrate
the work of a particular period. The former book exhibits a series
of examples, to a large scale, of Elizabethan and Jacobean buildings,
with a brief account of each: whereas this one takes the form of a

hand-book in which the endeavour is made to trace in a systematic
manner the development of style from the close of the Gothic period
down to the advent of Inigo Jones." Preface.

GOTCH, John Alfred, & Brown, W.T.

1894....

..qb724.1 G71

Architecture of the renaissance in England, illustrated from buildings erected 1560-1635, with historical and critical text. 2v. "Collection of folio prints, mostly phototypes from nature, but partly from clear and straightforward drawings by Mr. Brown, with descriptive text... .Mr. Gotch's text is very good." Nation, 1891. GRANDJEAN de MONTIGNY, Auguste Henri Victor, & Famin, Auguste.

Architecture toscane; palais, maisons, églises et autres édifices

publics et privés, principalement des 15e, 16e et 17e siècles. .qb724.1 G77 Plates with very brief descriptive text illustrating Italian renaissance architecture, mainly Florentine. Contains also 24 plates of some beautiful Italian tombs of the 15th and 16th centuries.

LETAROUILLY, Paul Marie.

Edifices de Rome moderne; ou, Recueil des palais, maisons, églises, couvents et autres monuments les plus remarquables de la ville de Rome. 4v. 1874....

.qb724.1 L65

Continued as Heinrich Strack's "Baudenkmaeler Roms des 15.-19. jahr-
hunderts."

LOFTIE, William John.

Inigo Jones and Wren; or, The rise and decline of modern architecture in England. 1893...

..qb724.1 J411

"A small quarto book, with some very valuable illustrations of buildings
of the Classical Revival in England. The author is a clergyman who
has written much about London and architectural art in England.
His purpose in the present work is to urge the great superiority in the
way of delicate proportion of the art of Jones, Wren, and their suc-
cessors, and to protest against the revived Gothic as he saw it in Eng-
land during the years previous to the publication of the book. The
book must be taken as the interesting presentation of one side only
of an important question that involves an historical account of building
in England since 1550." Russell Sturgis.

MATHEWS, Charles Thompson.

Renaissance under the Valois; a sketch in French architectural history. 1893....

.....qb724.1 M47 Sketch of the evolution of French architecture from the time of Charles VIII (1483) to the end of the 16th century, tracing the effects of the Italian influence. Illustrated with 41 plates, including exteriors and details of the châteaux of Gaillon, Blois, Chenonceau, Chambord, Azay-le-Rideau, the house of Francis I, Châteaudun, the Louvre and other famous buildings.

ONGANIA, Ferdinando, pub.

Streets and canals in Venice; [plates]. 2v.

(Storia dell' arte a Venezia.)..

V.I. Streets and canals in Venice.

1893-96.

...qb724.1 O25

V.2. Streets and canals in Venice and in the islands of the lagoons. PALLADIO, Andrea.

Architecture of A. Palladio, containing a short treatise of the five orders and the most necessary observations concerning all sorts of building; to which are added notes and observations by Inigo Jones; revised, designed and published by Giacomo Leoni; tr. fr. the Italian by Nicholas Du Bois. 4v. in 2. 1715.........qb724.1 P18 Italian and English text.

First Italian edition was published in 1570.

"Palladio enjoyed a large practice in Vicenza and Venice. Since his

death his name has had as much prestige in England as that of Vig-
nola has had in France, the name Palladian standing for the entire
class of Neo-classic buildings based on the five orders. Palladio's
book... describes the five orders and contains much other matter on
construction and general architectural subjects." Edward R. Smith,
in the Architectural review, 1900.

PALUSTRE, Léon.

L'architecture de la renaissance. 1892. (Bibliothèque de l'enseignement des beaux-arts.)..

A short bibliography precedes each chapter.

PAOLETTI, Pietro.

.724.1 P21

L'architettura e la scultura del rinascimento in Venezia; richerche storico-artistiche. 2v. in 3. 1893..... .....qb724.1 P22 The text for the 2 volumes is bound in 1, marked v.1, and the plates are in 2 volumes marked v.2 and 3.

PRENTICE, Andrew Noble.

Renaissance architecture and ornament in Spain, 1500-1560;

[plates]. 1893....

.....qb724.1 P91

"Series of beautiful illustrations consisting mainly of architectural details from the purest works; more useful to the architect, however, than to the historical student. An architect's sketch book, mainly secular." PRICE, Lake.

.qb724.1 P94

Interiors and exteriors in Venice; lithographed by Joseph
Nash from the original drawings. 1843....
SCOTT, Leader, (pseud. of Mrs Lucy E. (Barnes) Baxter).
Filippo di Ser Brunellesco. 1901. (Great masters in paint-
ing and sculpture.).....

..724.1 B83s

Bibliography, p.12-13; Catalogue of the works of Filippo Brunelleschi
still existing, p.149-154.

"Documents," p.155-156.

SHAW, Henry.

Details of Elizabethan architecture. 1898.

qb724.1 S53

Drawings, with very brief descriptive notes, of ceilings, walls, chimney-
pieces, staircases, lead-work, etc., with a few exteriors, selected from
the best specimens of Elizabethan houses.

STRACK, Heinrich.

Baudenkmaeler Roms des 15.-19. jahrhunderts, als ergaenzung zu Letarouilly, Edifices de Rome moderne. 1891

....qb724.1 S89b

Photographic views of buildings, exteriors and interiors, with short
notes on their history and architecture.

Ziegelbauwerke des mittelalters und der renaissance in
Italien, nach original-aufnahmen; [plates]. 1889.....qb724.1 S89
Reproductions of drawings and photographs of old brick and terra-
cotta buildings, and details. The buildings are shown in their present
condition, and often on a scale large enough to show the archi-
tectural and structural details.

TRIGGS, Harry Inigo, & Tanner, Henry.

Some architectural works of Inigo Jones; a series of measured drawings and other illustrations with descriptive notes, a biographical sketch and list of his authentic works. ...qb724.1 J41t

1901

Jones (1573-1652) was a celebrated English architect. Among his prin-
cipal works were the banquet hall at Whitehall, Covent Garden piazza,
Raynham hall, Ashburnham house and the reconstruction of St. Paul's
cathedral.

"The drawings are well made, and exhibit all that is characteristic in the
work with the greatest clearness... Perspective sketches...in black and
white will appeal strongly to the layman, while the details, and espe-
cially the sections of mouldings drawn to a large scale, will be of both

value and interest to architects. While not pretending to be a com-
plete record of the existing works of Jones... the drawings contained
in the book exhibit very acceptably many of his most important build-
ings." Nation, 1901.

TUCKERMAN, Arthur Lyman.

Selection of works of architecture and sculpture of the renaissance in Italy; [plates]. 1891. . . . . .

Gothic revival

EASTLAKE, Charles Lock, architect.

...qb724.1 T81

History of the Gothic revival; an attempt to show how the taste for medieval architecture, which lingered in England during the last two centuries, has since been encouraged and developed. 1872......

JACKSON, Thomas Graham.

Modern Gothic architecture. 1873....

.....b724.3 E18

.724.3 J12

"Considers the attempted Gothic revival in Great Britain from the
point of view of sound reasoning and true analysis." Russell Sturgis.

Queen Anne.

Swiss. Romanesque revival

PUGIN, Augustus Welby Northmore.

Apology for the revival of Christian architecture in England. 1895....

..qb723.5 P982

......

"In estimating the effect which Pugin's efforts, both as an artist and
an author produced on the Gothic Revival, the only danger lies in
the possibility of overrating their worth. The man...who fanned into
a flame the smouldering fire of ecclesiastical sentiment which had been
slowly kindled in this country-whose very faith was pledged to
Mediæval tradition-such a writer and such an architect will not
easily be forgotten, so long as the æsthetic principles which he advo-
cated are recognised and maintained." Eastlake's Gothic revival in
England.

Bound with his "True principles of pointed or Christian architecture."
VARIN, A. & Eugène.

L'architecture pittoresque en Suisse; ou, Choix de constructions rustiques prises dans toutes les parties de la Suisse; [plates]. [1860.]..

VAN RENSSELAER, Mrs Mariana (Griswold).

.qb724.7 V21

Henry Hobson Richardson and his works. 1888......qb724.8 R41v Biography and study of the work of the distinguished American architect (1838-86). Many illustrations.

SELFRIDGE, Russell, comp.

Modern French architecture; 100 views. 1899...

..qb724.9 S46

Private dwellings, apartment houses, business buildings, theatres and
school-houses, chiefly in Paris.

ZILLER, Hermann.

Schinkel, [in German]. 1897. (Künstler-mono

graphien.)

...qb724.9 S33z

Distinguished German architect (1781-1841) who had also some fame as a
painter. He usually painted landscapes with buildings, and also
executed many illustrations for books on architecture.