Robert Adam & his brothers; their lives, work & influence on English architecture, decoration and furniture
John Swarbrick's 1915 architectural study of Robert and James Adam, published in London by Batsford for architects, decorators and antiquarians. Halftone photographs and measured drawings record neoclassical interiors: coffered and painted ceilings, marble columns, statue niches, chimneypieces, urns, inlaid tables and mirror frames, with plans and ornament details usable as pattern sources for rosettes, anthemion borders and paterae.
