The English Home from Charles I. to George IV. / Its Architecture, Decoration and Garden Design
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The author surveys two centuries of English domestic architecture, decoration, and garden design, showing how Jacobean building types and interiors gradually yielded to classical and Palladian principles, later tempered by a Gothic revival. It discusses changes in household arrangements, the emergence of architects as influential designers, and the role of pattern books and drawings in spreading new tastes. Illustrated case studies analyze plans, ornament, furniture, and landscape layouts, and attribution of notable houses highlights the practical application of evolving styles in both country estates and urban dwellings.
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