Search Results: Architecture from The Owl at the Bridge

London, Great Western Railway, 1926. The abbeys in that area of Western England and Wales served by The Great Western Railway. Hard Cover. x, 153 pages, [102] pages of plates, illus., folding map in rear pocket; 26 cm. Vg/ no dj. Stock#NS0206.

London, Great Western Railway, 1926. Hard Cover. x, 153 p., [102] p.of plates, illus., fold. map in back pocket; 26 cm. Discusses the abbeys in that area of Western England and Wales served by The Great Western Railway. Stock#46918. Good+, spine tips frayed, paper on boards mottled / no dj.

NY, Harry N. Abrams, 2004. Hard Cover. 424 p., chiefly illus. (chiefly color); 23 cm. Morgan notes how confusing it is to sort out American styles of architecture; they are eclectic and have proliferated, borrowing from one another and from the past. This reference for homeowners and others contains 15 style-oriented chapters presenting a total of 23 styles (to incorporate regional variations), represented by some 400 houses from 40 states. ISBN (10): 0810949431. Stock#47058. Vg / dj vg.

Chapel Hill, UNC, 1986. Soft Cover. xvi, 281 p., facsims, map, plan, 25.5 cm. "Juxtaposes reformers' ideals, producers' constraints, and the realities of middle-class family life during a century and a half of American history."Stock# 31,657. Vg/ soft covers.

"From 1890 to 1940, Americans designed and built classical architecture on an extraordinary scale... countless libraries, museums, universities, court houses, capitol buildings... rich with domes, pediments, colonnades... More than any other document of the period, The American Vignola laid the groundwork for this grand resurgence... Its author, William R. Ware... became America's leading teacher of the art of designing classical architecture." New from publisher. Softcover. xiii, 124 pages, 37 plates, 267 text figures; 28.5 cm. Stock#27843/h.

New York City : R. F. Whitehead, c1929.. Soft Cover. [28] p. : ill., plates, plans, 28.5 cm. Measured drawings from the George F. Lindsay collection. Monograph Series Recording the Architecture of the American Colonies and Early Republic; [continuing the White Pine Series] vol. 15, no. 6. Stock# 39,533. Vg/ paper.

Quito, Imprenta Municipal, 1961. Soft Cover. 72 p., 7 folding maps; 25.5 cm. Cover title: Cartografía Quiteña. City planning for the capital of Ecuador. Has SUNY Albany library stamps; good. Stock#30022.

[Saint Paul, White Pine Bureau] 1918.. Periodical. 16 p., illus., map ; 28.5 cm. White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs; vol. 4, no. 5. Canandaigua, Auburn, Geneva, are towns represeented. Stock# 39,496x. Vg/ paper.

Some illustrations on lining papers. A young English architect spent a year in Rome and made sketches of Renaissance buildings and of classicism in the architecture of Rome and other visited parts of Italy. Hard Cover. 112 pages, chiefly illus. (some color); index, 20 cm. Stock#40376x. Vg/ no dj.

New York, R. F. Whitehead, c1928.. Periodical. 1 p., l., p. 147-168 : illus., plates, plans ; 28.5 cm. White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs; vol. 14, no. 1. Colonial houses in Weymouth and Taunton, Massachusetts. Drawings and photographs by Kenneth Clark. Stock# 39,520. Vg/ paper.

Boston, Little, Brown [1961]. First Edition. Hard Cover. x, 595 p. illus. 52 plates, index, 24 cm. The five parts are: I.1600-1860; II. 1860-1885; III. 1885-1913; IV. 1913-1933; V. 1933-1960. Bibliography: p. [513]-517. From the library of Prof. Vincent Tomas of the Brown University Department of Philosophy. Stock# 44,026. Vg / no dj.

[St. Paul, White Pine Bureau, c1924]. Periodical. 2 v. ; 16, 16 p., illus., 28.5 cm. White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs: vol. 10, nos. 2 and 3. Drawings and photographs by Kenneth Clark. The cornices of colonial and early Repubic buildingds in New England. Stock# 39,521. Vg/ paper.

New York, R. F. Whitehead, c1926.. Periodical. 8 [16] p., incl. illus., plates, plans., 28.5cm. White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs Vol. XII Number 5. Houses in Fitzwilliam, Westmoreland, Walpole and others. Stock# 39,493. Vg/ paper. Architecture, Domestic New Hampshire Colonial

[St. Paul, White Pine Bureau] 1922.. Periodical. 16 p. illus. 28.5 cm. White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs, vol. 8, no. 5. Subtitle: Used as a study of Colonial Textures. Photographs by Kennth Clark. Stock# 39,495x. Vg/ paper.

[St. Paul : White Pine Bureau], 1923.. Periodical. 16 p. : illus. ; 28.5 cm. Prepared for publication by Russell F Whitehead. White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs ; vol. 9, no. 1. Stock# 39,488x. Vg/ softcover.

[Saint Paul, White Pine Bureau] 1918.. Periodical. 16 p. : illus. ; 29 cm. White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs vol. 4, no. 2. Domestic Architecture of Colonial Maine. Houses in York, Wiscasset, South Berwick, Wells, Kennebunk. Stock# 39,497x. Copy l Vg/ paper; copy 2 outer edges got wet and stuck together, now well parted..

North Dartmouth, MA, The Gallery, 1982]. Soft Cover. 15 p., illus., portrait; 22 x 28 cm. This copy contains four extra architectural drawings of Bristol, R.I. buildings. Records buildings in Bristol, Warren, Providence, Newport (R.I.) and Fall River and New Bedford (MA). Soft cover; Very Good. Stock#47451.

N.Y., Abbeville [1994]. Hard Cover. 120 p., illus., 29 cm. The houses of ten architects: John Sloan, London; William Morris, Kent; Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Glasgow; Lutens, Varengeville- Sur- Mer; Victor Horta, Brussels; Gaudí, Barcelona; Pierre Loti, Rochefort; Theodore Reinach, Beaulieu- sur- Mer; Adolf Loos, Montreux; Curzio Malaparte, Capri. Great houses/ great photographs. Stock# 37,103. Vg/ dj vg.

[Saint Paul, White Pine Bureau] 1920.. Periodical. 24 p. illus. (incl. plans) 28.5 cm. White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs, v.6, no.4. Report of the jury of architects: Cass Gilbert, Howard Shaw, Chas Z. Klauder, F. R. Walker, R. Clipston Sturgis; prepared for publication by Russell F. Whitehead. Stock# 39,523. Vg/ paper.

[St. Paul, White Pine Bureau] 1920.. Soft Cover. 16 p. illus. 28.5 cm. The White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs, vol. VI, no. 2. Prepared for publication by Russell F. Whitehead. Title within ornamental border. The places and persons mentioned are purely imaginary, and are simply to represent a typical New England village. "The White Pine Monograph series was a scholarly work, designed to collect and preserve drawings and photographs of Early American wooden buildings for later use by students of architecture. A chapter in the issue for April 1920, Vol. VI, No.2, bore the title 'A New England Village'. This chapter displayed photographs of "the village of Stotham which would in later days come to be regarded as a typical example, although perhaps not so well known, of the unspoiled New England Village." The chapter also referred to people living in the village, such as "the Podbury family—who may well be termed… Read More