The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century
David MacGibbon's 1896 survey, published in Edinburgh by D. Douglas, is a scholarly architectural history of Scottish churches from early Christian times to the seventeenth century. Its pictures are measured line engravings of abbeys and cathedrals, showing arches, vaults, carved capitals and ruined gables in plain tonal hatching that a designer could borrow for ornament, sketch studies or architectural backgrounds.
