A history of architecture for the student, craftsman, and amateur : being a comparative view of the historical styles from the earliest period (1896)
Fletcher, Banister, 1833-1899, Fletcher, Banister, Sir, 1866-1953 · London : B.T. Batsford; New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 384
imaxof the first idea of the move-ment—that of carrying on theTudor style—so that, at thetime of its completion, in i860,the attention of all was rivetedon the earlier phases of medi-Ltval architecture which every-one was engaged in imitating. Barry marks the close of theClassic Revival. The… … z o Q z o Z < 00 ^<##I^W ENGLISH RENAISSANCE. 289 THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. (185 I TO THE PRESENT TIME.) The Great Exhibition of 1851 causes tlie raising intoprominence of the minor arts, such as metal work, glasspaintmg, mosaics, decoration, sculptured works, etc., etc.The popularization of…
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