The Cathedrals of England
By (Author) Alec Clifton-Taylor
Thames & Hudson Ltd
Thames & Hudson Ltd
1st April 1972
Revised Edition
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
726.60942
Paperback
288
Width 149mm, Height 210mm
600g
This exhilarating study focuses on some of the most exciting and groundbreaking manifestations of English architectural genius.
With great verve and learning, Alec Clifton-Taylor leads us through nine centuries of English cathedral architecture and decoration, from their Norman beginnings through the flowering of Gothic to the concrete and metal structures of the twentieth century.
'[Alec Clifton-Taylor's] characteristically personal approach, with its strongly held and strongly expressed opinions, blows a lot of cobwebs off a subject that might seem to have been over-explored already' - Times Literary Supplement
'Informed and enthusiastic' - The Architectural Review
Alec Clifton-Taylor, OBE was an English architectural historian, writer and TV broadcaster.