The design of the English country house, 1620-1920 / John Harris.

Main entry:

Harris, John, 1931-2022.

Title & Author:

The design of the English country house, 1620-1920 / John Harris.

Publication:

London : Trefoil, 1985.

Description:

263 pages : illustrations (some color), plans ; 26 x 27 cm

Notes:
Published in the United States as: The architect and the British country house, 1620-1920.
"First published 1985 by Trefoil Books and the American Institute of Architects Foundation ... on the occasion of the exhibition The architect and the British country house, at the Octagon, Washington, November 1985"--Title page verso
Includes index.
Includes bibliographical references and index.

Summary:

Catalogue of an exhibition at the Octagon, Washington, D.C., organized by the American Institute of Architects Foundation and the Royal Institute of British Architects.

Resources:
Copertina
Indici

ISBN:

0862940672
9780862940676

Subject:

Country homes Great Britain.
Manors England Exhibitions.
Architecture, Domestic England Exhibitions.
Architectural drawing England Exhibitions.
Manoirs Angleterre Expositions.
Architectural drawing.
Architecture, Domestic.
Country homes.
Manors.
Country homes England
England.
Great Britain.

Form/genre:

Exhibition catalogues.
Exhibition catalogs.

Added entries:

American Institute of Architects Foundation.
Octagon (Washington, D.C.)

Architect and the British country house

Holdings:

Location: Library main 128615
Call No.: ID:86-B6635
Status: Available

Location: Library main 128616
Call No.: ID:86-B6635
Status: Available

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