Nineteenth-Century Interiors

Volume II: Styles of Decoration and Design
Herausgeber: Edwards, Clive

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Produktbeschreibung

This volume of primary source materials documents the nineteenth-century search for a representative style, and the alternating fashions for interiors that demonstrated the consumerism of the period. Accompanied by extensive editorial commentary, this collection will be of great interest to students and scholars of art history.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: CRC Press
• Seitenzahl: 646
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Dezember 2023
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 37mm
• Gewicht: 1107g
• ISBN-13: 9781032269184
• ISBN-10: 1032269189
• Artikelnr.: 69946843

Autorenporträt

Clive Edwards is Professor Emeritus of Design History at Loughborough University.

Inhaltsangabe

Volume 2. Styles of Decoration and Design General Introduction Part 1. Cottages 1. Edmund Bartell
Hints for Picturesque Improvements in Ornamented Cottages
and their Scenery: Including Some Observations on the Labourer and His Cottage. In three essays Illustrated by sketches (J. Taylor: London. 1804)
pp. 46-54 2. Esther Copley
Cottage Comforts
With Hints for Promoting Them
Gleaned From Experience: Enlivened With Authentic Anecdotes (London: Simpkin and Marshall
1826)
pp. 33-9 3. A Sanitary Reformer
'Some Hints on Furnishing Cottages Cheaply'
Cottages
How to Arrange and Build Them to Ensure Comfort
Economy and Health: With Hints on Fittings and Furniture (London: Bemrose
1878) 2nd Edition
pp. 150-6 Part 2. Working-class spaces 4. Samuel Bamford
Walks in South Lancashire and on its Borders: with letters
descriptions
narratives
and observations
current and incidental (Blackley
near Manchester: The author
1844) pp. 32-3; 101-3; 274-6 5. George Godwin
London Shadows: A Glance at the "Homes" of the Thousands (London: G. Routledge & Co. 1854)
pp. 1-9 6. John Plummer
'Working Men and Their Homes'
The Rose
the Shamrock
and the Thistle
3
7
1863
pp. 77-8 7. Samuel H. Parkes
Window Gardens for the People: and Clean and Tidy Rooms; Being an Experiment to Improve the Homes of the London Poor (London: S. W. Partridge
1864)
pp. 65-75 8. John F. White
How Can Art be Best Introduced into the Houses of Persons of Limited Income? Being a paper read before the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science
at Aberdeen
24th September 1877 (Aberdeen: Printed at the Free Press Office) pp. 738-751. Transactions of the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science. 1878)
pp. 738-52 9. Banister Fletcher
Model Houses for the Industrial Classes: Being a Review of the Defects of Existing Model Lodging-Houses (London: Batsford
1877)
pp. 62-6 10. Paul de Rousiers
Trans. F.L.D. Herbertson
The Labour Question in Britain (London: Macmillan and Company
1896)
pp. 14-8 Part 3. Middle-class homes 11. James Elmes and Thomas H. Shepherd
Metropolitan Improvements; or London in the Nineteenth Century: Displayed in a series of Engravings (London: Jones and Co.
1828)
pp. 52-7 12. John H Walsh
A Manual of Domestic Economy
suited to families spending from £100to £1000 a year ... Second edition (London: Routledge
1857)
pp. 212-4 13. Robert Edis
Decoration and Furnishing of Town Houses (London: Kegan Paul
1881)
pp. 16-25 14. Mackay H. Baillie Scott
'The Decoration of the Suburban House'
The Studio
1895
pp.15-21 15. Reginald Blomfield
'Artistic Homes'
The Magazine of Art
January 1892
pp. 124-9 16. Richard Norman Shaw R. A. 'The Home and its Dwelling Rooms'
in W. S. Sparrow
The British Home of To-Day. a Book of Modern Domestic Architecture & the Applied Arts (London: Hodder and Stoughton 1904)
pp. ci-cvi 17. Warings
'How to Furnish a Flat'
in W. S.
Sparrow
Verity
F. T.
& Hall
E. T. Flats
urban houses and cottage homes: A companion volume to "The British home of to-day" (London: Hodder and Stoughton 1907) Part 4. Mansions and the Aristocracy 18. Court Journal
... Residences of the English Nobility (London: Printed for Henry Colbourn. 1833) pp. 561-2
593-4
609-10 19. Florence Caddy
Lares and Penates or the Background of Life (London: Chatto and Windus
1881)
pp. 33-51 20. Mrs. Haweis
Beautiful Houses: Being a Description of Certain Well-Known Artistic Houses (London: Sampson Low
Marston
Searle
& Rivington. 1882)
pp. 90-8 21. [Anon]
'Eaton Hall'
The Chester Guide and Handbook to Eaton Hall
(London: Groombridge 1860)
pp. 70-4 22. Lewis G. Tewksbury
'A Typical American Interior'
The Decorator and Furnisher
20
4
(1892)
pp.140-3 23. Member of the Royal Household
The Private Life of the Queen (New York: D. Appleton and Co. 1897)
pp. 195-207 Part 5. Greek Revival 24. Thomas Hope and Thomas Ustick Walter
Household Furniture and Interior Decoration
(London: Printed by T. Bensley for Longman Hurst Rees and Orme. 1807) pp. 1-18 25. Richard Brown
The Rudiments of Drawing Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture Comprising Instructions for Designing and Delineating the Different Articles of Those Branches Geometrically and Perspectively .... (London: M. Taylor
1835)
pp. ix-xvi 26. Peter W. Clayden
The Early Life of Samuel Rogers (London: Smith
Elder
& Company
1887)
pp. 448-51 Part 6. Regency 27. William Mitford
'Modern Furnishing'. Principles of Design in Architecture Traced in Observations On Buildings ... In A Series of Letters to a Friend (London: Luke Hansard & Sons 1809)
pp. 249-56 28. William Henry Pyne
The History of the Royal Residences of Windsor Castle
St. James's Palace
Carlton House
Kensington Palace
Hampton Court
Buckingham House (London: Printed for A. Dry. 1819)
Vol 3. Extract pp. 13- 25 29. John Britton
The Union of Architecture
Sculpture
and Painting: Exemplified In a Series of Illustrations
with Descriptive Accounts of the House and Galleries of John Soane (London: printed for the author
sold by Longman and Co.
J. Taylor; and J. and A. Arch 1827)
pp. 24-30 Part 7. Gothic Revival 30. John Rutter
Delineations of Fonthill and its Abbey: [an Illustrated History and Description of Fonthill Abbey] (London: Knight
1823)
pp. 19-23
61-5 31. John Claudius Loudon
An Encyclopaedia of Cottage
Farm
and Villa Architecture and Furniture: Containing Numerous Designs for Dwellings
Each Design Accompanied by Analytical and Critical Remarks (London: Longman
Rees
Orme
Brown
Green
& Longman
1846 edition)
pp. 1088-98 32. Harriett Spofford
'The Gothic Style'
in Art Decoration Applied to Furniture (New York: Harpers 1878)
pp. 81-7 Part 8. Antiquarian/ Old English 33. [Anon]
'Ancient Domestic Furniture'
Gentleman's Magazine
January 1842
pp.19-23 34. Rev. T.D. Fosbroke
'Goodrich Court'
The Wye Tour
Containing an Account of Ross
Extracts Concerning the Wye
from the "Tour Of A German Prince." and an Account of Goodrich Court
the Seat of Sir Samuel Rush Meyrick
K. H. Forming an Appendix to the Author's Prior Publication of "Gilpin On The Wye"
or "Wye Tour" Fifth Edition (Ross: W. Farror
1837)
pp. 54-63 35. [Anon]
'Abbotsford'
Chambers Edinburgh Journal
10 October
1840
pp. 301-2 36. John H. Elder-Duncan
'Old Furniture'
The House Beautiful and Useful: Being Practical Suggestions on Furnishing and Decoration
(London: Cassel. 1907)
pp. 101-23 37. Henry Percival Shapland and H. Pringeur Benn
Style Schemes in Antique Furnishing: Interiors and their Treatment (London: Simpkin
Marshall
Hamilton
Kent
1909)
pp. 9-10
16-17 38. Basil Oxenden
'How to Choose Old Furniture'
in Lawrence Weaver
The House and its Equipment
(Country Life and George Newnes: London; New York: Charles Scribner's Sons 1913)
pp. 67-72 Part 9. Arts and Crafts 39. [Anon]
'Medieval Court International Exhibition'
Building News 9
1862
p. 99 40. Elbert Hubbard
'William Morris'
The Philistine
September 1899
pp. 97-106 41. 'The Smaller Middle Class House'
in Barry Parker and Raymond Unwin
The Art of Building a Home: a Collection of Lectures and Illustrations (London: Longman
1901)
pp. 1-10 42. Mackay H. Baillie Scott
'What is and Could Be'
Houses and gardens
(London: G. Newnes. 1906)
pp. 5-13 43. Martha Cutler
Periods of Household Decoration
'Arts and Crafts'
Harper's Bazaar
New York
40
2
February (1906)
pp. 162-6 44. Gustav Stickley
'A Word About Craftsman Architecture'
More Craftsman Homes (New York City: The Craftsman Publishing Company
1912)
pp 1-4 Part 10. Art Furnishings 45. [Anon]
'Cimabue and Coal-scuttles'
The Cornhill Magazine
42
247
July (1880) pp. 61-76 46. Florence Caddy
'The Fashion of Today'
Lares and Penates
Or
The Background of Life (London: Chatto and Windus
1881)
pp.162-79 47. 'Mr. Louis C. Tiffany's Rooms'
Artistic Houses: Being a Series of Interior Views of a Number of the Most Beautiful and Celebrated Homes in The United States: With a Description of the Art Treasures Contained Therein (New York: Printed for the subscribers by D. Appleton and Company
1883-1884)
pp.1-6 48. [Anon]
'Art-Furnishing for Modern Houses'
The Cabinet Maker 1 October 1880
pp
61-2 49. Lewis F. Day
'A Kensington Interior'
The Art Journal
1893
p.142 Part 11. Orientalism/Exoticism 50. W. L. D. O'Grady
'Influence of Oriental Art on Modern American Decoration'
The Decorator and Furnisher 4
6
1884
pp. 211-12 51. C. W. Clark
'An Occidental Interior'
The Decorator and Furnisher
13
2 November
1888
pp. 53-4 52. Harriet E. P. Spofford
Art Decoration Applied to Furniture (New York: Harper & Brothers
1878)
pp. 161-6 53. [Anon]
'A Room Decorated in the Moorish style'
Painting and Decorating: A Journal Treating of House
Sign
Fresco
Car
and Carriage Painting and of Wallpaper and Decoration
New York
(1894)
pp. 639-42 Part 12. Japonisme 54. M. E. James
How to Decorate our Ceilings
Walls and Floors ... with Diagrams and Coloured Illustrations
etc. (London: Bell & Sons
1883)
p. 71-4 55. Fred Miller
'Japanese Art as Applied to English Decoration'
Interior Decoration. A Practical Treatise on Surface Decoration. with Notes on Colour
Stencilling
and Panel Painting (London: Menken 1885)
2nd edition
pp. 81-9 56. Miss M. Nicolle
'Japanese Art Wares"
in O. Wilde
(ed) The Woman's World
(London: Cassell and Co. 1888)
pp. 94-6 57. [Anon]
'Famous Mansion For Sale: Mr. Mortimer Menpes' Wonderful House: A Piece of Japan'
The Observer
7 November
1909)
p. 16 Part 13. Rococo Revival (Tous les Louis) 58. Theodore Child
'An Artists House'
The Decorator and Furnisher
4
3 June 1884
pp. 98-100 59. J. Moyr Smith
Ornamental Interiors Ancient & Modern (London: Crosby Lockwood and Company 1887)
pp. 88-93 Part 14. "Queen Anne" 60. John James Stevenson
'On the Recent Reaction of Taste in English Architecture'
Building News
26 June 1874
pp. 689-90 61. Robert Kerr
'English Architecture Thirty Years Hence'
Proceedings of the Conference of Architects
The Architect
17 May 1884
pp. 324-5 62. Henry Hudson Holly
'The Queen Anne Style'
Modern Dwellings in Town and Country Adapted to American Wants and Climate with a Treatise on Furniture and Decoration (New York: Harper & Brothers
Publishers. 1878)
pp. 17-21 63. [Anon]
'Household Furniture: The Queen Anne Style'
Harper's Bazar
9
21 October
1876
pp. 674-5 Part 15. Art Nouveau 64. Helen Churchill Candee
Decorative Styles and Periods in the Home (London: Hodder and Stoughton. 1900)
pp. 281-90 65. Henry J. Jennings
Our Homes and how to Beautify them (London: Harrison & Sons
1902)
pp. 57-61 Bibliography Index