John Johnson : 1732-1814 : Georgian architect and county surveyor of Essex / by Nancy Briggs ; foreword by Howard Colvin.

Main entry:

Briggs, Nancy.

Title & Author:

John Johnson : 1732-1814 : Georgian architect and county surveyor of Essex / by Nancy Briggs ; foreword by Howard Colvin.

Publication:

Chelmsford : Essex Record Office, 1991.

Description:

x, 204 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 24 cm.

Series:

Essex Record Office publication ; no. 112

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.

Summary:

John Johnson (1732-1814) was born in Leicester, England, and by 1760 he had married and was living in London. John and his wife, Elizabeth had at least three children: John, Charles, and Joseph. Book details the history behind each building designed or altered by John Johnson His work extended into 15 English Counties, but is principally in the counties of Essex, Leicester, Northhampton, and London.

ISBN:

0900360828
9780900360824

Subject:

Johnson, John, 1732-1814 Criticism and interpretation.
Johnson, John, 1732-1814
Johnson.
Johnson, John 1732-1814
Johnson, John 1545-1594
Johnson, John.
Neoclassicism (Architecture) England.
Néoclassicisme (Architecture) Angleterre.
Neoclassicism (Architecture)
Architektur
Kunstführer
Architecture.
History.
England
Großbritannien

Form/genre:

Kunstführer.
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Biographies.

Added entries:

Essex Record Office publications ; no. 112.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 152244
Call No.: NA44.J67.2 B3 1991
Status: Available

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