Dr. Barry's Reply To Mr. E. Pugin. - Postscript To Second Edition.

Revd. Alfred Barry

RA Collection: Book

Record number

06/3058

Author

Imprint

(London:: Printed By W. Clowes And Sons, Stamford Street, And Charing Cross.), (1868.)

Physical Description

9, [1] p.; 222 mm.

Contents

[T.p.] - [Text]; [colophon].

Summary Note

The architect and designer A.W.N. Pugin, a strong advocate of Gothic Revival style, was best known for his designs for the interior of the Houses of Parliament (Palace of Westminster), London; where he collaborated with Charles Barry. The two men appear to have worked in harmony, but their sons, Edward Pugin and Alfred Barry, differed strongly over the respective contributions of their fathers.

The frontispiece photograph is captioned and shows 'Throne, House Of Lords.'

Binding Note

19th-century half calf, marbled-papered boards; gilt-decorated spine, green morocco spine-label lettered 'Palace Of Westminster - Pugin V. Barry', spine lettered 'R.A.' Bound with three others.

Name as Subject

Edward Welby Pugin, Who Was The Art Architect Of The Houses Of Parliament
Sir Charles Barry RA
Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin

Subject

Artists - Architects - Designers - Architecture - Designs - Interior design - Parliament buildings - Palaces - Great Britain - London - Palace of Westminster - History - 19th century
Art history - Pamphlets - Great Britain - 19th century

Contributors