Architects and the "building world" from Chambers to Ruskin : constructing authority

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgments = ⅸ
• INTRODUCTION = 1
• CHAPTER ONE = 22
• "The Shadow of Their Wings" : The Architect among Builders = 22
• John Gwynn = 22
• William Chambers = 25
• The Example of Chambers = 34
• "The Poetry of Architecture" : The Architect above Builders = 37
• Joseph Gwilt = 37
• John Soane = 40
• The Example of Soane = 54
• CHAPTER TWO = 59
• "Mystery and Craft Are Gone By" : The Poet's Descent = 59
• A Language of Men = 59
• The Pictorial Art = 63
• "He Never Condescended" : Coming to Terms with New Disciplines = 70
• Charles Barry = 70
• Pugin = 80
• A. J. Beresford Hope and the Ecclesiologists = 86
• CHAPTER THREE = 91
• "Conjunctive All" : The Sharing of Knowledge in Building = 93
• John Britton = 93
• The Artizan = 97
• "Orthodoxy of Practice" : The Builder and a New Freemasonry = 103
• Josiah Hansom and The Builder = 103
• Alfred Bartholomew, The Builder, and the Freemasons of the Church = 110
• Bartholomew's College = 116
• Godwin's Builder = 122
• CHAPTER FOUR = 128
• Ruskin's Changing Prospect = 129
• Ruskin, Leeds, Lamb, and Loudon = 129
• The Poetry of Architecture = 135
• Modern Painters Ⅰ and Ⅱ = 144
• The Seven Lamps of Architecture = 152
• CHAPTER FIVE = 163
• Ruskin's Descent = 164
• Ruskin and Thomas Carlyle = 164
• The Stones of Venice : James Fergusson and E. L. Garbett = 168
• Ruskin in 1854 and 1855 = 180
• Ruskin and the Pre-Raphaelites = 184
• CHAPTER SIX = 191
• Incarnation = 192
• Ruskin, G. G. Scott, and the Architectural Museum = 192
• Ruskin, Acland, and the Oxford Museum = 201
• Deane and Woodward = 210
• Pre-Raphaelite Painters and Sculptors and the Oxford Museum = 220
• CHAPTER SEVEN = 227
• Ruskin's Reception : The 1850s and 1860s = 229
• John Pollard Seddon and the Puginian Reading of Ruskin = 229
• G. E. Street : Father of the Arts and Crafts = 233
• E. W. Godwin - The "Art-Architect" = 238
• The Architectural Museum in the Late 1850s = 240
• The Failure of the Oxford Museum = 246
• Ruskin's Lectures to Architects = 251
• CONCLUSION = 259
• Notes = 265
• Bibliography = 337
• Index = 361