Freelance architectural historian and writer, and identified in many minds with the best writing and scholarship on Egnlish architecture. Author of numerous Yale books.
“If you are interested in high Elizabethan–style country
houses, this is the book for you.”--Library Journal
*Library Journal*
"This wondrous book--written by the preeminent historian of British
architecture, and beautifully designed and printed. . . combines
sweeping range and a precise grasp of detail."--Ben Schwarz, The
Atlantic
*The Atlantic*
Winner of the 2010 Alice Davis Hitchcock Medallion, as given by the
Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain
*Society of Architectural Historians of Great Britain*
"Girouard's synthesis of his own previous work and the work of
other eminent architectural historians makes the book a very useful
reference tool, which is bound to become a key source for students
of Elizabethan architecture."—Rebecca Roberts, Cahiers
Elisabethains
*Cahiers Elisabethains*
Shortlisted for the 2009 William M.B. Berger Prize for British Art
History presented by the Berger Collection Educational Trust and
The British Art Journal
*Berger Collection Educational Trust and The British Art
Journal*
"As one might well expect from a scholar who has dominated his
field for over a half century, [the book] is nothing short of
magisterial in its authority and encyclopedic in its range. . . .
Between the bookends of the 1540s and 1630s, this full, gloriously
illustrated (even by Yale's standards), and extensively documented
work simply brims with copious examples of virtually every sort of
architectural construct characteristic of the chosen era."—Robert
Tittler, Sixteenth Century Journal
*Sixteenth Century Journal*
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