The master builders;: Architecture in the Middle Ages (Library of medieval civilization)

Harvey, John Hooper

McGraw=Hill

Too often great medieval architecture is described as if it had come into existence through some natural law of symmetry or harmony. John Harvey focuses on the architect, or master builder, and the enormous corps of artisans and unskilled workers he employed. The myth that the magnificent cathedrals of the Middle Ages were built without plan or design is shattered by the presentation of evidence of working plans and drawings that still survive.

The Master Builders: Architecture in the Middle Ages.

Conservation of buildings

J. Baker

The master builders: architecture in the Middle Ages (Library of medieval civilization)

Thames&Hudson

Master Builders: Architecture in the Middle Ages

Cathedrals of England and Wales

Arts & Photography

Architecture

Batsford

<p>Physical description; 308p : ill., maps ; 26 cm. Subjects; Architecture, Gothic - England. Church architecture - England.</p>

The perpendicular style, 1330-1485

Beginning with the legacy of classical gardening left by the Romans in Britain and Western Europe and tracing its development to the early Tudor period, this is an account of gardening in mediaeval times.

Mediaeval gardens

B.T. Batsford

Mediaeval craftsmen

The Black Prince and his age

History

Europe

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