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Elizabeth McKellar

Birkbeck, University of London

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Art History | 1997

Palladianism via Postmodernism: Constructing and deconstructing the ‘English Renaissance’

Elizabeth McKellar

Mowl, Timothy and Earnshaw, Brian Architecture Without Kings: The Rise of Puritan Classicism under Cromwell Worsley, Giles Classical Architecture in Britain: The Heroic Age

Archive | 1999

The Birth of Modern London: The Development and Design of the City, 1660-1720

Elizabeth McKellar

Archive | 2004

Articulating British classicism: New approaches in Eighteenth Century architecture

Barbara Arciszewska; Elizabeth McKellar

Journal of Design History | 2007

Representing the Georgian: Constructing Interiors in Early Twentieth-Century Publications, 1890-1930

Elizabeth McKellar

Art History | 1999

Peripheral visions: alternative aspects and rural presences in mid-eighteenth-century London.

Elizabeth McKellar

Archive | 2013

Landscapes of London : the city, the country and the suburbs, 1660-1840

Elizabeth McKellar

The Journal of Architecture | 1996

Architectural history: the invisible subject

Elizabeth McKellar

Archive | 2011

The villa: ideal type or vernacular variant?

Elizabeth McKellar

The London Journal | 2008

Tall buildings in the London landscape

Michael Hebbert; Elizabeth McKellar

Architectural History | 2007

C.H.B. Quennell (1872-1935): architecture, history and the quest for the modern

Elizabeth McKellar

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Michael Hebbert

University of Manchester

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Richard Clarke

Birkbeck

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