This new illustrated paperback edition examines the Scottish country house in all its guises--from great classical houses like Hopetoun, to familiar castles such as Glamis and Craigievar--as well as giving insights into the architects who designed them, including William and Robert Adam, Sir John James Burnet and Sir William Bruce.
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This new illustrated paperback edition examines the Scottish country house in all its guises--from great classical houses like Hopetoun, to familiar castles such as Glamis and Craigievar--as well as giving insights into the architects who designed them, including William and Robert Adam, Sir John James Burnet and Sir William Bruce.
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Very Good. Size: 6x1x9; One page corner has been creased; else Very good+. Examines the Scottish country house in all its guises--from great classical houses like Hopetoun, to familiar castles such as Glamis and Craigievar--as well as giving insights into the architects who designed them, including William and Robert Adam, Sir John James Burnet and Sir William Bruce.
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VG-(Page margins are tanning lightly; text and illus. are clear. ) Black cloth, gilt letters on spine, black & color illus. dust jacket, 353 pp., BW illus. A collection of 20 essays, "as twenty-six of Britain's leading architectural historians join forces in an examination of the Scottish country house in all its many guises. From great classical houses like Hopetoun, to familiar castles such as Glamis and Craigievar, it covers a broad range of building styles from the late Middle Ages onwards, including much new research on significant but less familiar houses such as Kinneil, Relugas and Dunrobin. And while some chapters examine the work of the great names of Scottish architecture like Sir William Bruce, William Adam, Robert Adam, William Leiper and Sir John James Burnet, other lesser-known figures like David Henderson and John Paterson also appear, making this a comprehensive volume and a vital contribution to a relatively unexplored domain. ' (back cover).
