The principles of Gothic ecclesiastical architecture / by Matthew Holbeche Bloxam

Matthew Holbeche Bloxam

RA Collection: Book

Record number

21/564

Author

Edition

Sixth edition. Illustrated with two hundred woodcuts.

Imprint

London: David Boque, 86, Fleet Street. Late of Tilt & Bogue, MDCCCXLIV

Physical Description

xii, 300 pages : illustrations ; 18 cm.

General Note

First published in 1829.
"Oxford: Printed by Thomas Combe, printer to the University [ie Oxford], March 5, 1844." [p.300].
"The illustrations are engraved by Mr. O. Jewitt, Oxford." [p.v].

Contents

Introduction. On the origin, progress, and decline of Gothic or English Ecclesiastical architecture -- I. Definition of Gothic architecture: its origin, and division into styles -- II. Of the different kinds of arches -- III. Of the Anglo-Saxon style -- IV. Of the Norman and Anglo-Norman style -- V. Of the Semi-Norman style -- VI. Of the Early English style -- VII. Of the Decorated English style -- VIII. Of the Florid or Perpendicular style -- IX. Of the Debased English style

Binding Note

Black publishers' binding with blind-stemped design on covers and titled in gilt on the spine: 'Bloxam's Gothic Architecture' and 'MDCCCXLIV'

Subject

Church architecture -- England
Architecture -- Gothic

Contributors

Thomas Combe, printer
Orlando Jewitt, engraver
David Bogue (London), publisher