Michael Moorcock

Rescuing old Nick

Owen Hopkins rescues England’s least known architect from the shadows of Wren and Vanbrugh and gives him the prominence he deserves

  • From the Shadows: The Architecture and Afterlife of Nicholas Hawksmoor

    Owen Hopkins

    Reaktion, pp. 344

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