London: Macmillan and Co., 1876. First Edition. First Edition. Freeman presents study of early Christian and Medieval ecclesiastical architecture throughout Italy. Includes 22 black and white plates. 315pp. + 28pp. catalogue + adverts.
London: Macmillan and Co., 1870. First Edition. First edition. Publisher's maroon cloth. Contains a series of lectures discussing the gothic Wells Cathedral. Small 8vo. Frontispiece, xvi, 200pp. + 42 page catalogue.
London: Macmillan and Co., 1870. First Edition. First edition. Bright red stamped cloth. Contains a series of lectures discussing the gothic Wells Cathedral. Small 8vo. Tissue guarded frontispiece, xvi, 200pp. Bound without the 42 page catalogue.
London: J. Taylor, Architectural Library, 1811. First Edition. This treatise was published to support Milner’s claim that Gothic, or pointed, architecture originated in England from the intersection of circular arches, an idea which he first expressed in 1798. The instant work specifically refuted G.D. Whittington's 1809 thesis that the Gothic.....
London: Ackerman & Co., 1836. First Edition. First Edition of Pugin's text-free collection of gold and silver designs. 27 plates with tissue paper covering. While all copies we have seen of this book contain some red stamping, this copy contains additional hand painted red accents. This collection has been.....
London: Charles Dolman, 1843. First Edition. First book edition (previously published in two parts in the Dublin Review). Bound with Dolman's 1840 catalogue of scarce theological works, Dolman's 1841 catalogue of scarce theological works, and English Catholic. Belcher A28.3.
London: Macmillan & Co., 1882. First Edition. First edition of the collection of lectures by important individuals connected with the Society for the Protection of Ancient Monuments. William Morris was the Society's founder, primary mover, and who contributed to this work. Contents are R.S. Poole on "The.....
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New York: John Wiley, 1860. Presentation copy. Secretarial signature reads "Chas. Follen Palfrey, with the compliments of the author." This particular copy is mentioned in Palfrey's biography in the Association of the Graduates of the United States Military Academy Annual Report 1921.
Dublin: Hodges, Smith, and Foster, 1871. First Edition. Report by Street on one of his largest projects. An influential figure in the Gothic Revival movement, who was influenced by Pugin and was influential on Philip Webb and William Morris who were both pupils at his architectural practice. See V&A W.88-1975.....
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Lyon: Pierre Masson, 1929. First Edition. First edition. 4to. 184pp.: ill., 20 folded leaves of plates. An interesting work on the cathedral's gothic architecture.
