The Architecture of Country Houses (Dover Architecture)
Description
Throughout the early Victorian period, American domestic architecture was dominated by the ideas and designs of Andrew Jackson Downing (1815‒52). Downing, who was America's first important landscape architect, was instrumental in establishing a well-styled, efficient, yet low-priced house that offered many features that previously only mansions could provide. His designs were widely spread both by his books and by periodical republication.Downing's most important work was his Architecture of Country Houses (1850), which passed through nine editions by 1866 and served as the styleb...
ISBN(s)
0486220036, 9780486220031
