Having risen to prominence during a critical, if confusing, transitional period of the Victorian and Edwardian eras, Voysey's architecture remains difficult to categorise and is characterised by a fierce independence. The 26 projects included in this book illustrate the development of the influential Voysean house, and the book also features a number of the architect;s graphic designs, a selection of his written work, and an essay placing his work in its biographical and historical context. 1992 edition. Condition: Covers shelfworn, corner bumped and peeling, scuffed and scratched. Pages lightly yellowed but fully readable and binding intact.