Georgian Arcadia: Architecture For The Park And Garden Roger White Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts

An Exploration Of The Origins And Evolution Georgian Landscape Architecture A Period Innovative Diverse Garden Structures In Which Some Era’s Greatest Architects Experimented With Form Style Technology Invention Liberated Buildings From Corset Formality Allowing Them To Structure Much More Extensive Areas Park One Leading Authorities On Roger White Explores Genre Different Forms Styles New Covering Not Just Obvious Adornments Parks Gardens Such As Temples Summerhouses Grottoes Towers “Follies ” Book Also Predominantly Practical Functions Including Mausolea Boathouses Dovecotes Stables Kennels Deer Pens Barns Cowsheds All Could Be Dressed Up Make Architectural Impact Examines These Only Architecturally But Functional Cultural Viewpoint Considering Questions Stylistic Development Focussing Contributions Britain’s Eighteenth-Century Architects—Vanbrugh Hawksmoor Gibbs Kent Adam Chambers Wyatt Soane—Georgian Arcadia Provides Richly Illustrated Account Building Σελίδες: 352 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0602 Διαστάσεις: 21 6X21 6Cm