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041	1	0	_aeng _beng
100			_aPIERSON, William Harvey Jr _eProfssor of art _9319
245	1	0	_aAMERICAN BUILDINGS AND THEIR ARCHITECTS _bthe colonial and neo-classical styles
260	1	0	_c1970 _aGarden City _bDoubleday
300			_aXXV, 503 p. _bIll., Couv. ill. en coul., Fig. _c24 cm.
942	1	0	_c01 _t0804 _u8.2 _v1341
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500			_aIndex
520			_aThis book is the first of a four- volume series, which, under the general title of AMERICAN BUILDINGS AND THEIR ARCHITECTS, will provide an architectural analysis and evaluation of American buildings from colonial times to the present. _bP. PART I. COLONIAL AMERICA P. 1. The Background to the Architecture of Colonial America. P. 22. The Atlantic Seaboard in the Seventeenth Century. P. 61. Sir Christopher Wren in the Seventeenth Century. P.111. Gibbs and Palladio in the Colonial World. P. 157. Other Colonial Manifestations: Baroque Trasformations in the American Southwest. P. PARTII. NEOCLASSICISM IN AMERICA P. 205. The Background to Neoclassicism in America. P. 240. American Neoclassicism, The Traditional Phase: Charles Bulfinch P. 286. American Neoclassicism, The Rational Phase: The Idealistic Phase: Thomas Jefferson. P. 335. American Neoclassicism, The Rational Phase: Benjamin Latrobe and Robert Mills. P.395. American Neoclassicism, The National Phase: The Greek Revival.
653			_aArchitecture, Colonial american, American Neoclassicism