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Anthony Salvin - Pioneer of Gothic Revival Architecture (Hardcover)
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Anthony Salvin - Pioneer of Gothic Revival Architecture (Hardcover)
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One of the most important architects practising in Britain during
the years 1820-1880, Anthony Salvin had a long and successful
career as a builder of country houses and churches and as a
restorer of some of the most important castles in England,
including Windsor Castle and the Tower of London. In the first
book-length study of this important architect, Dr Allibone has
incorporated previously unpublished material concerning Salvin's
life and buildings, including contemporary letters, building
accounts, diaries, and reproductions of Salvin's architectural
drawings, in order to shed new light on artistic, political,
economic and religious developments in nineteenth-century England.
Concerned through his career with finding authentic medieval
examples for new buildings in the Gothic style, Salvin led the way
to return to the 'real' Gothic architecture that cumulated later in
the nineteenth century with the works of men like Alfred
Waterhouse, William Burges and George Edmund Street. Knowledge of
his career will further an appreciation of the works of these
later, more widely studied architects. Including 181 illustrations
as well as a comprehensive catalogue listing all the known data for
366 of Salvin's projected and executed works, this study should
find a large audience among those interested in the history of
architecture and in Victorian England in general.
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