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A helpful guide for anybody with an interest in historical design. The Tudor style is seen as a transitional phase connecting the earlier Gothic style and the budding Renaissance style that was beginning in Italy, but with this book we see it as a style which deserves to be revisited and considered for its own unique qualities.
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