The Greek revival;: Neo-classical attitudes in British architecture, 1760-1870

J. Mordaunt Crook

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This study of the Greek revival opens with the rediscovery of Greece, involving the figures like Hell Fire Dashwood, Twitcher Sandwich and the Dilettanti Society. Their propagation of the Neo-Classical theory is explained and the expression of that theory in Greek Revival architecture covered.

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