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Great Houses of the Arts and Crafts Movement

One Hundred Masterworks 1860–1914

AvDavid Cole

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

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The Arts and Crafts Movement, founded in the philosophies of John Ruskin and William Morris, produced some of the world’s most enduring architectural masterpieces. Author and architect David Cole presents the 100 great Arts and Crafts houses, each individually described and analysed with insightful detail and floor plans, and illustrated with stunning photography. Beginning with Morris’s own iconic Red House, the book traces the fifty-year span of the movement, with a short chapter dedicated to each of these extraordinary houses: from the works of the pioneer Arts and Crafts architects, to the great reformer architects of the next generation, to the craftsman architects who took their lives and their work to the countryside, to the movement’s Scottish architects, and finally to the houses of the Garden Cities and suburbs built through the movement’s last decade before the First World War. The book features the great houses of some forty of the movement’s most renowned architects, including Philip Webb, R. Norman Shaw, E.S. Prior, William Lethaby, C.F.A. Voysey, Edgar Wood, Ernest Gimson, the Barnsley brothers, C.R. Ashbee, M.H. Baillie Scott, Edwin Lutyens, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Robert Lorimer, Parker and Unwin, and many others.As Morris famously said, “Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful.”

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Utgivningsdatum:2026-09-01
Mått:280 x 280 x 50 mm
Vikt:4 340 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Serie:Images Publishing Group Pty Ltd
Antal sidor:624
Förlag:Images Publishing Group Pty Ltd
ISBN:9781923094093

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David Cole is a recently retired architect who lives in Melbourne, Australia. Throughout his career as a design director with a major Australian-based international architectural practice, he specialised in the design of large-scale urban residential, hospitality, commercial, and civic projects. In over 30 years of practice he has designed projects throughout Australia, Japan, Thailand, China, United Arab Emirates, and New Zealand. David is an authority on the architecture of the English Arts and Crafts Movement. He is the author of two previous books on Arts and Crafts subjects: The Art and Architecture of C.F.A.Voysey, published in 2015, and the best-selling architectural biography Sir Edwin Lutyens: The Arts and Crafts Houses, published in 2017.

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"""The architecture of the Arts and Crafts movement emphasised locality and the handmade at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution. Here, author David Cole has selected 10 examples from his recent book about the style.""""Today, a renewed fascination with contextual buildings and more localised production has taken hold again all over the world, making the Arts and Crafts Movement interesting again, nearly 200 years on from its inception.""" - Dezeen

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8 FOREWORD9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS10 PREFACE13 INTRODUCTION43CHAPTER ONEFOUNDING PIONEERS AND HOUSES OF ARTPHILIP WEBB (1831–1915)44 Red House (1860)54 Oast House (1872)58 Four Gables (1878)64 Coneyhurst on the Hill (1884)68 Standen (1891)RICHARD NORMAN SHAW (1831–1912)78 Leyswood (1868)82 Cragside (1870)90 Grim’s Dyke (1870)96 6 Ellerdale Road (1874)100 36 The Avenue (1879)EDEN NESFIELD (1835–88)104 Stowford and Magnolia Cottages (1864)ERNEST GEORGE (1839–1922)108 Limnerslease (1890)112CHAPTER TWOA GENERATION EMERGESARTHUR H. MACKMURDO (1851–1942)114 25 Cadogan Gardens (1893)EDWARD OULD (1852–1909)118 Wightwick Manor (1887)E.S. PRIOR (1852–1932)124 The Barn (1895)128 Voewood (1903)WILLIAM LETHABY (1857–1931)136 Avon Tyrrell (1889)142 Melsetter House (1898)C.F.A. VOYSEY (1857–1941)148 Norney Grange (1897)154 Broad Leys (1898)162 Moor Crag (1899)168 The Orchard (1899)172 Prior’s Field (1900)176 Holly Mount (1905)180 The Homestead (1905)JOSEPH LANCASTER BALL (1852–1933)186 Winterbourne (1904)HUGH THACKERAY TURNER (1853–1937)190 Westbrook (1898)LEONARD ALOYSIUS STOKES (1858–1925)196 Littleshaw (1901)WILLIAM CARÖE (1857 –1938)200 Vann (1907)FRANCIS TROUP (1859–1941)206 Kingwood (1902)T.P. FIGGIS (1858–1948)210 Stotfold (1906)214CHAPTER THREEFLOURISHING REGIONSEDGAR WOOD (1860–1935)216 Redcroft and Fencegate (1891)220 Banney Royd (1900)WALTER BRIERLEY (1862–1926)226 Bishopsbarns (1906)WILLIAM BIDLAKE (1861–1938)232 Garth House (1901)238 St Clears (1914)CHARLES BATEMAN (1863–1947)242 Birnam and Millbrick (1896)246 Redlands (1900)HERBERT T. BUCKLAND (1869–1951)250 21 Yateley Road (1899)CHARLES MALLOWS (1864–1915)256 Three Gables (1900)260 Tirley Garth (1906)ARNOLD MITCHELL (1863–1944)266 Sundial House (1903)ANDREW NOBLE PRENTICE (1866–1941)274 Cavenham Park Gate Lodge (1898)FRANK B. DUNKERLY (1868–1951)278 Cragwood (1909)PERCY MORLEY HORDER (1870–1944)282 Little Court (1900)HERBERT LUCK NORTH (1871–1941)286 Wern Isaf (1900)EDWARD MAUFE (1882–1974)292 Kelling Hall (1912)298CHAPTER FOURSEARCH FOR THE RURAL IDYLLERNEST GIMSON (1864–1919)300 Inglewood (1892)304 Stoneywell (1899)310 The Leasowes (1902)314 Coxen (1911)ERNEST BARNSLEY (1863–1926)318 Upper Dorval House (1902)324 Rodmarton Manor (1909)ALFRED POWELL (1865–1960)332 Long Copse (1897)DETMAR BLOW (1867–1939)338 Happisburgh Manor (1900)E. GUY DAWBER (1861–1938)344 Ladywell (1910)348 Dawber House (1911)C.R. ASHBEE (1863–1942)352 38 and 39 Cheyne Walk (1898)356 Little Coppice (1903)360 Norman Chapel House (1905)366 Byways (1906)370CHAPTER FIVEARCHITECTURE AS ARTAND THE PARADISE GARDENM.H. BAILLIE SCOTT (1865–1945)372 Bexton Croft (1895)378 White Lodge (1898)384 Blackwell (1898)396 Tanglewood (1907)400 Undershaw (1908)404 Home Orchard (1909)408 48 Storeys Way (1912)EDWIN LUTYENS (1869–1944)414 Munstead Wood (1896)420 Goddards (1898)428 Tigbourne Court (1899)434 Homewood (1900)440 Marsh Court (1901)450 Grey Walls (1901)456 Little Thakeham (1902)464CHAPTER SIXNORTHERN LIGHTSJAMES MACLAREN (1853–90)466 Glenlyon Farmhouse (1889)ROBERT LORIMER (1864–1929)470 Colinton Cottage (1893)474 Huntly (1899)478 Wayside (1902)484 Ardkinglas (1906)GEORGE WALTON (1867–1933)490 Ault Wharrie (1900)494 The Leys 1901)CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH (1868–1928)498 Windyhill (1900)508 Hill House (1902)520CHAPTER SEVENBUILDING UTOPIAPARKER (1867–1947) and UNWIN (1863–1940)522 Laneside and Crabby Corner (1904)526 The Den (1905)530 Whirriestone (1907)536 102 Wilbury Road (1908)WALTER CAVE (1863–1939)540 Eventyde (1894)544 Dixcot (1898)550 Sherwood House (1907)SMITH (1866–1933) and BREWER (1871–1918)554 The Fives Court (1900)560 Acremead (1906)C.H.B. QUENNELL (1872–1935)566 33 Heath Drive (1905)570 Four Beeches (1906)GEOFFRY LUCAS (1872–1947)574 Poynders End (1903)578 Yewlands (1908)584 10 Southway (1909)588 16 Bigwood Road (1910)592 NOTES620 BIBLIOGRAPHY622 INDEX