Thompson, M. W. (1981). The architectural significance of the building works of Ralph, Lord Cromwell (1394-1456). In: n.e. Collectanea Historica: essays in memory of Stuart Rigold. pp. 155-162.
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The architectural significance of the building works of Ralph, Lord Cromwell (1394-1456) | |
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Collectanea Historica: essays in memory of Stuart Rigold | |
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155 - 162 | |
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Abstract The abstract describing the content of the publication or report |
Cromwell's two major buildings are compared and contrasted: at Tattershall Castle the surviving brick tower formed the grand private suite to a range of buildings now destroyed, a display often imitated elsewhere (especially in Wayneflete's tower at Farnham), whereas the less dramatic Wingfield manor was designed as a whole in stone and is an early example of ordered courtyard-house planning. D F R | |
Year of Publication The year the book, article or report was published |
1981 | |
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BIAB
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05 Dec 2008 |
