Architecture in Britain: 1530-1830 - John Summerson Book

	Acknowledgements	9
	Note to the Eighth Edition	10
	Maps	11-20
Pt. 1	The English Renaissance (1530-1610)
1	The Building Works of Henry VIII	23
2	Tudor Patronage and the 'New Fashion'	37
3	Elizabethan Building: Influences and Methods	50
4	The Prodigy Houses of Queen Elizabeth's Reign	58
5	Prodigy Houses: The Jacobean Sequel	75
6	Building in Town and Country 1570-1640	90
Pt. 2	Inigo Jones and His Times (1610-60)
7	Inigo Jones at the Court of James I	103
8	The Surveyorship of Inigo Jones 1615-43	110
9	Inigo Jones, His Contemporaries and Followers	129
10	Architecture and the Artisan 1615-75	142
11	Churches and Collegiate Buildings 1530-1660	157
12	The Restoration: Hugh May; Dr Christopher Wren	173
Pt. 3	Wren and the Baroque (1660-1710)
13	The Rebuilding of London: The City Churches	187
14	St. Paul's Cathedral	203
15	The Royal Works, 1660-1702	221
16	Wren and his Contemporaries	233
17	English Baroque: Hawksmoor, Vanbrugh, Archer	251
18	The Royal Works, 1702-26	272
19	Churches and the Universities 1702-36	278
Pt. 4	The Palladian Phase (1710-50)
20	The Palladian Movement: Campbell, Burlington, and Kent	295
21	The Individuality of James Gibbus	324
22	Palladian Permeation: The Villa	334
23	The House and the Street in the Eighteenth Century	354
24	Building in Gothic: From Wren to Walpole	366
Pt. 5	Neo-Classicism and the Picturesque (1750-1830)
25	Neo-classicism: Britons Abroad	377
26	William Chambers and Robert Adam	384
27	Neo-classicism: The Second Generation	410
28	Materials and Methods in the Age of 'Improvement'	438
29	The Picturesque and the Cult of Styles	447
30	Greek and Gothic: Architecture after Waterloo	471
	Appendix I: Architecture in Scotland 1530-1707	499
	Appendix II: English Architecture in America	512
	Notes	529
	Bibliography	541
	Publications since 1983: A Narrative Bibliography	550
	List of Illustrations	554
	Index	565