An essay on the origin and progress of Gothic Architecture, with reference to the ancient history and present state of the remains of such architecture in Ireland, to which was awarded the prize proposed by the Royal Irish Academy, for the best essay

Bell, Thomas

Published by Dublin: William Frederick Wakeman, , Baldwin and Cradock, London, 1829

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Large post8vo, guarded Hullmandel frontispiece, xvi, [ii], [17] - 270 pp. Seven tissue guarded Hullmandel plates complete. Modern brown half-calf, marbled boards, gilt on red and black lettering pieces. Faint area of staining at top of plates not affecting the lithographs, Dewey Decimal number at head of dedication page but no indication this was ever a Library book otherwise near fine tight and clean copy of a scarce book. First edition.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: An essay on the origin and progress of Gothic Architecture, with reference to the ancient history and present state of the remains of such architecture in Ireland, to which was awarded the prize proposed by the Royal Irish Academy, for the best essay
• Publisher: Dublin: William Frederick Wakeman, , Baldwin and Cradock, London
• Publication Date: 1829
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Condition: Near Fine