An Album of Curious Houses by Lucinda Lambton

An Album of Curious Houses by Lucinda Lambton

The author's inquisitiveness and love of England leads her to discover, write about and photograph such oddities as an underwater smoking room in Surrey, an 18th century "cottage ornee" in Devon decorated with shells, a cottage built of cement and chicken wire, triangular and circular houses, houses in churches, houses in medieval castles and houses in trees. The miniature Moorish pavilion Amon Henry Wilds built for himself in Brighton in 1827, the strange Mount Stuart built by the Marques of Bute on the Island of Bute in 1890 plus modern examples such as the Gothic/Arts and Crafts/post-modern house the artist Graham Ovenden is creating on Bodmin Moor today are some of those featured. The author's other books include "Vanishing Victoriana", "Temples of Convenience", "The Englishwoman's Bedroom" and "Beastly Buildings". Her photographs appear in many magazines including "Interiors" and "Country Living".

Lambton, Lucinda: -

Lucinda Lambton is a writer, photographer and broadcaster well known for her much-loved books on architectural oddities.

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ISBN 13	9780701135812
ISBN 10	0701135816
Title	An Album of Curious Houses
Author	Lucinda Lambton
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Vintage Publishing
Year published	1989-10-16
Number of pages	160
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