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Architecture in Britain, 1530-1830 by John N. Summerson · Booklabria

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Architecture in Britain, 1530-1830

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First published: 1950
Language: English
Editions: 42

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Pt. 1: The English Renaissance (1530-1610) -- Pt. 2: Inigo Jones and his times (1610-1660) -- Pt. 3: Wren and the Baroque (1660-1710) -- Pt. 4: The Palladian phase (1710-1750) -- Pt. 5: Neo-classicism and the Picturesque (1750-1830) -- Appendix 1: Architecture in Scotland (1530-1707) -- Appendix 2: English architecture in America -- Plates.

Subjects: History
Histoire
Marriage
Art
Architecture
Architektur
Set in: Great Britain

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