Scottish Chateau by Charles McKean
The Scottish Chateau
Scottish Chateau
Summary
In this work, the author overturns the theories that Scottish Renaissance country houses were merely 'castles' or fortified houses, alongside a country left behind in a backwater, and reveals 16th-century Scotland as vivid, colourful and European.
Scottish Chateau Summary
About Charles McKean
Charles McKean is Professor of Scottish Architectural History at the University of Dundee. He has written over twenty books about Scottish architecture, winning several awards. He is also a former award-winning architectural critic of The Times, from 1979-84 he was Chief Executive of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland. He also has honorary fellowships of both RIBA and RIAS.
Additional information
GOR005443934
9780750935272
0750935278
Scottish Chateau by Charles McKean
Used - Very Good
Paperback
The History Press Ltd
2004-05-03
312
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