<p>Fascinating survey of architecture in Ireland, from prehistory and the first stone forts through the twentieth century. Illustrated with black and white photos. 57 pages.</p>

Architecture of Ireland

Arts & Photography

Maurice James Craig

Architecture

Ulverscroft Large Print Books Ltd

Physical description; 358 p. : ill ; 25 cm. Notes; Includes bibliography and index. Contents; Prehistoric; early Christian; romanesque; Cistercian gothic; castles and churches; friaries etc; tower-houses; the end of the Middle Ages; the restoration; Dublin - the 17th century; Dublin - (1690-1757); country houses (1700-1780); provincial towns and churches; the neo-classic; neo-classic to romantic; the early 19th century; the later 19th century - some miscellaneous buildings, official architecture, the Dublin suburban house to 1870, pugin and his followers, six architects, the godless colleges, schools, markets and shops, town-planning - Dublin and provinces, cathedrals, five large houses, gate lodges, railway architecture, coda, requiescant. Summary; A history of Ireland's architecture from the prehistoric period to 1880. Subjects; Architecture - Ireland - History. Dates covered: (1-1880). Architecture. Ireland ; (BCE to c 500 CE) ; (c 500 CE to c 1000 CE) ; (c 1000 CE to c 1500) ; Modern period, c 1500 onwards. Architecture / General.

The Architecture of Ireland from Earliest Times to 1880 (The Architecture of)

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<p>Portrayed is the strength and beauty of Ireland as reflected in its houses.</p>

Classic Irish Houses of the Middle Size

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Architecture of Ireland

The Architecture of Ireland from Earliest Times to 1880 (The Architecture of)

Classic Irish Houses of the Middle Size