Historicism, a reliance on inspiration by styles of the past, was the dominant aspect of Victorian architecture. The individual architect's response to earlier styles, however, varied widely, and one of the hallmarks of a creative career was the architect's handling of his chosen precedents. This study presents the largely unpublished work of seven English architects, tracing influences on their individual styles, and provides a cross section of some of the most characteristic themes and qualities of Victorian architecture. The seven architects included are William Burn, Philip and P.C. Hardwick, Sydney Smirke, J.I. Pearson, G.F. Bodley, Alfred Waterhouse, and Edwin Lutyens. Social, technological, and functional aspects of architecture during this period are explored from several viewpoints in the works of these individual practitioners. In addition to the expected country houses and churches, other building types included are railway terminals, libraries, docks, shopping areas, museums, hospitals, and working-class housing.
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Jane Fawcett, editor of The Future of the Past, has lectured widely on 19th-century English architecture and in 1975 visited the U.S. with Sir Nikolaus Pevsner on a lecture tour.
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Hard cover. First edition. Sewn binding. Cloth over boards. 165 p. Contains: Halftones, black & white. Audience: General/trade. Historicism, a reliance on inspiration by styles of the past, was the dominant aspect of Victorian architecture. The individual architect's response to earlier styles, however, varied widely, and one of the hallmarks of a creative career was the architect's handling of his chosen precedents. This study presents the largely unpublished work of seven English architects, tracing influences on their individual styles, and provides a cross section of some of the most characteristic themes and qualities of Victorian architecture. The seven architects included are William Burn, Philip and P.C. Hardwick, Sydney Smirke, J.I. Pearson, G.F. Bodley, Alfred Waterhouse, and Edwin Lutyens. Social, technological, and functional aspects of architecture during this period are explored from several viewpoints in the works of these individual practitioners. In addition to the expected country houses and churches, other building types included are railway terminals, libraries, docks, shopping areas, museums, hospitals, and working-class housing. Fine in very good dust jacket. like new in a very good plus jacket with light shelfwear/toning. first printing. N° de réf. du vendeur Alibris.0024735
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Hardcover. introduction by Nikolaus Pevsner. part of the Victorian Society Papers series. Study of William Burn, Philip & P. C. Hardwick, Sydney Smirke, J. L. Pearson, G. F. Bodley, Alfred Waterhouse, Edwin Lutyens.160 pages former owner's name on other side of rear free end page. ; 6 1/2 x 9 3/4 " Very Good+ in Very Good+ dust jacket. N° de réf. du vendeur 40526
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