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- Georgian architect famous for Buckingham Palace the Brighton Pavilion Regent Street and Regent's Park- There is very little currently available on Nash - this brings together recent scholarship in a single volume- Richly illustrated and with contributions from established and rising architectural history starsJohn Nash is universally recognised as one of the most important architects of late eighteenth - and early nineteenth-century Britain.As the man responsible for the creation of Regent Street and Regent's Park he left an indelible mark on the West End of London and his two most famous buildings - the Brighton Pavilion and Buckingham Palace - are crucial to any understanding of the monarchy in the age of the Prince Regent (later George IV).Yet even before he became involved in these ambitious projects he made a major contribution to domestic architecture through the design of a series of stylistically varied villas country houses and cottages in which he applied the doctrines of the Picturesque with an inventiveness and panache that has rarely been surpassed.No complete study of Nash's work has been published since Sir John Summerson's The Life and Work of John Nash Architect in 1980. Since then new scholarship has revised some of Summerson�s conclusions and cast new light on several important aspects of Nash's work. The aim of this book - which originated in a symposium held by the Georgian Group in September 2009 � is to bring together this recent scholarship in a single volume and so bring this most engaging of architects to a new generation of readers.About the AuthorGeoffrey Tyack is Editor of the Georgian Group Journal and author of many academic studies of architectural historyContents 1. Before Fame and Fortune: the Early Years - Richard Suggett 2. Herefordshire and the Repton connection - David Whitehead 3. Nash and the Castle Style - Geoffrey Tyack 4. Sandridge Park: a Villa Rustica in Devon - Rosemary Yallop 5. John Nash: property developer - James Anderson 6. Nash and structural innovation - Jon Clarke 7. John Nash and the Genesis of Regents Park - J. Mordaunt Crook 8. Pavilion and Palace: Nash's work for George IV - Michael Port 9. Nash in a British and Continental Context - David WatkinPages: 206 illustrations

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