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2011 – Volume XIX

Author Article Pages
Ann-Marie Akehurst ‘Hawksmoor, Obelisk Language and the Yorkshire Campagna’  1–16
Richard Hewlings Another drawing of the Obelisk at Ripon  17–19
Pete Smith Wotton House, 1704-12 20–35
Michael Bevington Fitch and Thornhill at Wotton House  36–38
John Harris Designs for the Museum and Library of the Spalding Gentlemen’s Society 39–49
Allan Brodie Abraham Tovey (1687–1759) – Matross, Master Gunner and Mastermind of Scilly’s Defences 50–65
Ben Lennon Rusticated Piers  66–74
Terry Friedman Rivalry between York and Lincoln, or the art of Georgian church paving 75–93
Jonathan Kewley Henry Quayle: a Georgian ‘stonecutter’ and his work  94–105
Frances Sands The art of collaboration: Antonio Zucchi at Nostell Priory 106–119
John McLintock Kinross County House and Jail 120–133
Caroline Knight An Early Cottage Orné: Craven Cottage and Lady Craven 134–144
Clare Taylor Eckhardts & Co. and the Supply of Wall Decoratons for Shugborough  145–150
Oliver Bradbury Sir John Soane and the Hammams of Cairo  151–156
Sue Berry Places of worship in Georgian and Regency Brighton and Hove 157–172
Rosie Caley Thomas Cubitt’s Woburn Walk, Bloomsbury  173–182
Miles Barton Sir Richard Child of Wanstead: a Portrait Revealed 184–185
Eileen Harris The right Wright versus the wrong Wrights  186–189
Selby Whittingham The early history of the Hardwick dynasty of architects 190–191

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