The domestic architecture of England during the Tudor period : illustrated in a series of photographs & measured drawings of country mansions, manor houses and smaller buildings / with historical and descriptive text by Thomas Garner and Arthur Stratton.
Originally published in three parts in portfolios between 1908-1911; then in two volumes in 1911. The volumes are paginated and its illustrations numbered consecutively (xxii, 132, xviii, 133-246 p., 181 [ie 192] leaves of plates). The plates are numbered I - CLXXXI, with additional plates: LIII*, LXIX*, LXXVI*, LXXVII*, LXXIX*, XCIX*, CX*, CXIV*, CXLIV*, CLXI* and CLXXIV*, thus numbering 192 plates in all.
Binding Note
Quarter-bound in red leather with gilt lettering on the spine: 'The Domestic Architecture Of England During The Tudor Period', 'Garner And Stratton', Volume One [Two]' and 'Batsford'
Subject
Architecture, Domestic England - Architecture, Tudor