Great Rebuildings Of Tudor And Stuart England: Revolutions In Architectural Taste

One of the countrys foremost architectural historians presents a wide- ranging and challenging analysis of the revolution in architectural tastes that characterized the great rebuildings of the 16th and 17th centuries. Colin Platts other book include: “”The English Medieval Town””, “”Medieval England: A Social History and Archaeology from the Conquest to 1600″” and “”The Architecture of Medieval Britain: A Social History”” which won the prestigious Wolfson Prize for 1990.; This book is intended for undergraduate/6th form, courses on Elizabethan/early modern England with a cultural/architectural dimension at “”A””-level, broad-based chronological courses at university level, and specialized courses in urban and architectural history

Table Of Contents:

Preface1The First Great Rebuilding12Of building293Social space614The Grand Tour house935The Second Great Rebuilding in town and country1336Neat compact boxes163Notes191Credits215Index219

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