Monumental classic architecture in Great Britain and Ireland during the eighteenth & nineteenth centuries
A 1914 architectural survey by A. E. Richardson, published in London and New York, documenting monumental public buildings in Great Britain and Ireland from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries for architects and students. The four photographs show exterior façades in plain halftone: a colonnaded curved frontage with a balustraded parapet, a stone block with pilasters and a rooftop statue, a three-storey townhouse front with a balustrade, and a close view of a giant Corinthian column pair above rusticated masonry.
