Add to ORKGThis paper compares Clerk's theories of architecture detailed in his poem, The Country Seat, with his country house near Edinburgh, Mavisbank House
The proposition is submitted that Sir James Murray of Kilbaberton, who from at least 1607 was Maste...
Until very recently the study of Scottish domestic architecture in the late seventeenth century has ...
Chapter 1 attempts to place Bruce’s career in a political context and argues that Bruce may not have...
This paper compares Clerk's theories of architecture detailed in his poem, The Country Seat, with hi...
The essays explore how travel on the Grand Tour, and further afield, formed an inspiration to build ...
Country houses have long been subject to the attentions of architectural historians. As a result of ...
Throughout the early Victorian period, American domestic architecture was dominated by the ideas and...
Among the English seventeenth century country house poems, some poems fall into several groups accor...
Some students of the 17^<th> century poetry have tried to draw a clear distinction between the count...
Archaeology, the study of people in the past through their material culture, recognises the potentia...
Archaeology, the study of people in the past through their material culture, recognises the potentia...
This dissertation examines the patronage, design, and construction of Sir William Bruce’s Hopetoun ...
This is a crucial volume for any historian seeking a more nuanced understanding of material culture,...
The following thesis is centred on Charles Howard, 3rd Earl of Carlisle (1669-1738) and the life tha...
This thesis analyses the architectural development of the nineteenth-century country house by consid...
The proposition is submitted that Sir James Murray of Kilbaberton, who from at least 1607 was Maste...
Until very recently the study of Scottish domestic architecture in the late seventeenth century has ...
Chapter 1 attempts to place Bruce’s career in a political context and argues that Bruce may not have...
This paper compares Clerk's theories of architecture detailed in his poem, The Country Seat, with hi...
The essays explore how travel on the Grand Tour, and further afield, formed an inspiration to build ...
Country houses have long been subject to the attentions of architectural historians. As a result of ...
Throughout the early Victorian period, American domestic architecture was dominated by the ideas and...
Among the English seventeenth century country house poems, some poems fall into several groups accor...
Some students of the 17^<th> century poetry have tried to draw a clear distinction between the count...
Archaeology, the study of people in the past through their material culture, recognises the potentia...
Archaeology, the study of people in the past through their material culture, recognises the potentia...
This dissertation examines the patronage, design, and construction of Sir William Bruce’s Hopetoun ...
This is a crucial volume for any historian seeking a more nuanced understanding of material culture,...
The following thesis is centred on Charles Howard, 3rd Earl of Carlisle (1669-1738) and the life tha...
This thesis analyses the architectural development of the nineteenth-century country house by consid...
The proposition is submitted that Sir James Murray of Kilbaberton, who from at least 1607 was Maste...
Until very recently the study of Scottish domestic architecture in the late seventeenth century has ...
Chapter 1 attempts to place Bruce’s career in a political context and argues that Bruce may not have...