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État
Très bon état: Livre qui ne semble pas neuf, ayant déjà été lu, mais qui est toujours en excellent ...
ISBN
9780711233669
EAN
9780711233669
Book Title
Great Houses of London
Item Length
11.2 in
Publisher
Quarto Publishing Group UK
Publication Year
2012
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
1.2 in
Author
James Stourton
Genre
Travel, Architecture
Topic
Buildings / Residential, General, Europe / Great Britain
Item Width
10.2 in
Item Weight
84.3 Oz
Number of Pages
352 Pages

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The great houses of London represent one of the marvels of English architecture and yet they are almost entirely unknown. They are for the most part disguised behind sober facades but their riches within are astonishing. This book will range from the romantic 17th century Ashburnham House, nestling in the shadow of Westminster Abbey, through the splendid 18th century aristocratic palaces of the West End, to the curious and quirky arts and crafts houses of Holland Park and Kensington, to the cool modernist houses of Hampstead and the exuberant post-modern interiors of the last thirty years. Every house has its own story to tell. This might be the colourful history of the occupants (such as the Duke of Wellington entertaining ladies at Apsley House), the great art collections they held (the Titians at Bridgewater House or Sam Courtauld's Impressionist paintings at Home House), or the architectural wonders of William Kent's 44 Berkeley Square and Burges's Tower House in Melbury Road. The book promises to be a great revelation.

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Publisher
Quarto Publishing Group UK
ISBN-10
0711233667
ISBN-13
9780711233669
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114163958

Product Key Features

Book Title
Great Houses of London
Author
James Stourton
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Buildings / Residential, General, Europe / Great Britain
Publication Year
2012
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Travel, Architecture
Number of Pages
352 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
11.2 in
Item Height
1.2 in
Item Width
10.2 in
Item Weight
84.3 Oz

Additional Product Features

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Trade
Lc Classification Number
Na7332
Reviews
'The true fascination resides in the less well-known interiors' 'This magnificent book, with illustrations of breathtaking beauty specially taken by Fritz von der Schulenburg, is the fullest account ever written of its absorbing subject. It will come as a revelation, even to those who think they are familiar with London . . . The book is . . . not only about architecture, but about people, whose social, artistic and political ambitions, and manner of living, are vividly brought to life . . . We are familiar with the depressing list of great houses demolished in the 20th century, from Devonshire House to Londonderry House, but this book can surely cheer us up during the recession with its visions of surviving splendour.' 'This lavishly illustrated compendium suggest that the age of elegance endures' 'This sumptuously illustrated volume...extends its reach both sociologically and chronologically... James Stourton's text is very readable, deftly mingling the architectural history and the social, and on the whole reliable, and it is completemented by Fritz von der Schulenburg's specially taken photographs' 'Writing in a deceptively simple style, Stourton concentrates on architects and artists, on awners and occupants. Idiosyncratic and amusing, he makes you see everything in a new light' 'the deft weaving of architectural, social and contemporary history will reveal unexpected pleasures' ? 'A fascinating and witty tour of some of London's most elegant (and most secret) houses and the people who built them' 'Stourton writes elegantly and absorbingly about both architects and owners' 'A treasure ... best of all are the authors personal asides on builders and those who inspired them' 'This is a truly magnificent book. The wonderful text tells the story of the architects, owners and occupants, restoration, adaptation and change. And the photographs are exceptional.', This magnificent book, the fullest account ever written on its absorbing subject, will come as a revelation, even to those who think they know London, for many of the great town mansions featured in it, a good number of which are still in private occupation, are very little known and have never been illustrated before. However, this is not just a book about architecture but is essentially about people whose social, artistic, and political ambitions, and manner of living, at a time when Britain was still the most powerful and richest country in the world, are vividly brought to life by James Stourton. His readers will be astonished at the survival of these dazzling buildings, their lavish interiors, and the unsurpassed quality of their craftsmanship. All are recorded in illustrations of breathtaking quality and beauty, specially taken for the book which makes a major contribution to British architectural and social history., 'This is a truly magnificent book. The wonderful text tells the story of the architects, owners and occupants, restoration, adaptation and change. And the photographs are exceptional.', 'The true fascination resides in the less well-known interiors' 'This magnificent book, with illustrations of breathtaking beauty specially taken by Fritz von der Schulenburg, is the fullest account ever written of its absorbing subject. It will come as a revelation, even to those who think they are familiar with London . . . The book is . . . not only about architecture, but about people, whose social, artistic and political ambitions, and manner of living, are vividly brought to life . . . We are familiar with the depressing list of great houses demolished in the 20th century, from Devonshire House to Londonderry House, but this book can surely cheer us up during the recession with its visions of surviving splendour.' 'This lavishly illustrated compendium suggest that the age of elegance endures' 'This sumptuously illustrated volume...extends its reach both sociologically and chronologically... James Stourton's text is very readable, deftly mingling the architectural history and the social, and on the whole reliable, and it is completemented by Fritz von der Schulenburg's specially taken photographs' 'Writing in a deceptively simple style, Stourton concentrates on architects and artists, on awners and occupants. Idiosyncratic and amusing, he makes you see everything in a new light' 'the deft weaving of architectural, social and contemporary history will reveal unexpected pleasures' ÿ 'A fascinating and witty tour of some of London's most elegant (and most secret) houses and the people who built them' 'Stourton writes elegantly and absorbingly about both architects and owners' 'A treasure ... best of all are the authors personal asides on builders and those who inspired them' 'This is a truly magnificent book. The wonderful text tells the story of the architects, owners and occupants, restoration, adaptation and change. And the photographs are exceptional.', This sumptuously illustrated volume...extends its reach both sociologically and chronologically... James Stourton's text is very readable, deftly mingling the architectural history and the social, and on the whole reliable, and it is completemented by Fritz von der Schulenburg's specially taken photographs, 'The true fascination resides in the less well-known interiors' 'This magnificent book, with illustrations of breathtaking beauty specially taken by Fritz von der Schulenburg, is the fullest account ever written of its absorbing subject. It will come as a revelation, even to those who think they are familiar with London . . . The book is . . . not only about architecture, but about people, whose social, artistic and political ambitions, and manner of living, are vividly brought to life . . . We are familiar with the depressing list of great houses demolished in the 20th century, from Devonshire House to Londonderry House, but this book can surely cheer us up during the recession with its visions of surviving splendour.' 'This lavishly illustrated compendium suggest that the age of elegance endures' 'This sumptuously illustrated volume...extends its reach both sociologically and chronologically... James Stourton's text is very readable, deftly mingling the architectural history and the social, and on the whole reliable, and it is completemented by Fritz von der Schulenburg's specially taken photographs' 'Writing in a deceptively simple style, Stourton concentrates on architects and artists, on awners and occupants. Idiosyncratic and amusing, he makes you see everything in a new light' 'the deft weaving of architectural, social and contemporary history will reveal unexpected pleasures' 'A fascinating and witty tour of some of London's most elegant (and most secret) houses and the people who built them' 'Stourton writes elegantly and absorbingly about both architects and owners' 'A treasure ... best of all are the authors personal asides on builders and those who inspired them' 'This is a truly magnificent book. The wonderful text tells the story of the architects, owners and occupants, restoration, adaptation and change. And the photographs are exceptional.', 'Writing in a deceptively simple style, Stourton concentrates on architects and artists, on awners and occupants. Idiosyncratic and amusing, he makes you see everything in a new light', 'a Treasure ... Best of All Are the Authors Personal Asides on Builders and Those Who Inspired Them', 'A fascinating and witty tour of some of London's most elegant (and most secret) houses and the people who built them', 'the deft weaving of architectural, social and contemporary history will reveal unexpected pleasures', Writing in a deceptively simple style, Stourton concentrates on architects and artists, on awners and occupants. Idiosyncratic and amusing, he makes you see everything in a new light, 'This magnificent book, with illustrations of breathtaking beauty specially taken by Fritz von der Schulenburg, is the fullest account ever written of its absorbing subject. It will come as a revelation, even to those who think they are familiar with London . . . The book is . . . not only about architecture, but about people, whose social, artistic and political ambitions, and manner of living, are vividly brought to life . . . We are familiar with the depressing list of great houses demolished in the 20th century, from Devonshire House to Londonderry House, but this book can surely cheer us up during the recession with its visions of surviving splendour.', 'This sumptuously illustrated volume...extends its reach both sociologically and chronologically... James Stourton's text is very readable, deftly mingling the architectural history and the social, and on the whole reliable, and it is completemented by Fritz von der Schulenburg's specially taken photographs', This magnificent book, with illustrations of breathtaking beauty specially taken by Fritz von der Schulenburg, is the fullest account ever written of its absorbing subject. It will come as a revelation, even to those who think they are familiar with London . . . The book is . . . not only about architecture, but about people, whose social, artistic and political ambitions, and manner of living, are vividly brought to life . . . We are familiar with the depressing list of great houses demolished in the 20th century, from Devonshire House to Londonderry House, but this book can surely cheer us up during the recession with its visions of surviving splendour.'
Table of Content
The Houses: Lambeth Palace; Ashburnham House; Marlborough House; 4 Cheyne Walk; 44 Berkeley Square; 1 Greek Street (House of St Barnabas); Wimborne House; 10 Downing Street ; 3 Grafton Street; Spencer House; 106 Piccadilly; 20 St James's Square; Home House; Mansion House; Dover House; Apsley House, No. 1 London; Stratford House; Soane Museum; Regent's Park houses; Seaford House; 4 Grosvenor Square (Italian Embassy); Lancaster House; Bridgewater House; Kensington Palace Gardens; Speaker's House; Leighton House; 18 Stafford Terrace; Astor House; 4 St James's Square; Tower House; Debenham House; Emery Walker's House; 46 Grosvenor Street; 54 Mount Street (Brazilian Embassy); 64 Old Church Street (Hamlyns); 2 Willow Road (Erno Goldfinger); St Leonard's Terrace (Richard Rogers); 6-9 Carlton House Terrace (Royal Society); Spitalfields; Malplaquet House
Copyright Date
2012
Dewey Decimal
728.09421
Dewey Edition
23

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