Watson Fothergill - An Architectural Pocket Guide (PB)

Watson Fothergill - An Architectural Pocket Guide. Watson Fothergill (1841-1928) was Nottingham's most famous architect of the Victorian period. Over a career spanning five decades he designed many houses, banks, shops, religious buildings and industrial buildings. His distinctive and highly individual style has resulted in a portfolio of work that can be easily recognisable, but he also had his quieter moments and this authoritative and practical guide is an essential reference work to his surviving buildings. This is an indispensable resource for those who want to really get to know Watson Fothergill's buildings, not just in Nottingham but throughout the country. 100 pages, full colour, packed with photographs, text and maps.