Irish ecclesiastical architecture, with some notice of similar or related work in England, Scotland and elsewhere
Arthur Charles Champneys's 1910 survey of Irish church building, published in London by G. Bell and Sons for antiquarians, architects and students of medieval art. Photographic plates record ruined naves, pointed arcades, traceried windows, round towers and graveyard slabs in high-contrast halftone, with heavy blacks and crumbling stone texture useful for atmospheric backgrounds, arch silhouettes and carved ornament details.
