Best known for his neo-Gothic designs for the Houses of Parliament, Victorian artist/architect Pugin also produced a wealth of beautiful ecclesiastical motifs that hark back to their medieval roots. This selection of 59 color plates depicts hundreds of images based on medieval designs for crosses, altar cloths, and church vestments. Dover original selection of plates from Glossary of Ecclesiastical Ornament and Costume, published by Bernard Quaritch, London, 1868.
Pugin's Floral Ornament CD-ROM and Book by A. Welby Pugin Treasury of 136 charming, full-color images by famed 19th-century English architect and designer can be adapted for use as stencil designs and patterns for wallpaper, carpets, stained glass, and tiles.
Christian Art and Imagery by Alan Weller From the greatest works of Eastern and Western art comes this breathtaking collection. Its 200 color and 13 black-and-white illustrations include paintings by Raphael and Van Eyck, plus mosaic and stained glass imagery.
Gothic Architecture: 158 Plates from the Brandons' Treatise, 1847 by Raphael Brandon, J. Arthur Brandon In a rich retrospective of ecclesiastical architecture, the intricate geometry of classic Gothic design is revealed in 158 expert illustrations: windows, moldings, doorways, arches, roofs, porches, panels, hinges, and more.
