A great deal of primary research goes into the production of Gallery Lingard catalogues. The partners (architectural historians with Master degrees from University College, London and the Courtauld Institute, of Art) undertake extensive background research on the chosen architect or subject. The Gallery catalogues the drawings, acquired for the exhibition on the open market or by private negotiation, for exhibition. An extensive biographical or subject commentary is then written for inclusion ahead of the detailed catalogue inventory. Each of the illustrated catalogues thus become small books making a significant contribution to the history of architecture. |
Architectural perspectives for presentation, competition, exhibition and illustration compared. |
A history of the elevation in the context of student, presentation and working drawings. |
 Architecture as a profession or art? The big Victorian debate analysed and illustrated. |
 The Architectural styles of the 1920's and 1930's. |
 Revivalism in 19th century architecture. Greek, Gothic and other styles of the period examined and illustrated. |
 Story of the dicovery of unrecorded sculptural maquettes by Moore for the architect Michael Rosenaur. |
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 Early architectural sketches and watercolours by Cyril Farey. New unpublished biograrhy of his early days in architecture. |
 The topography and architecture of London from the 17th century to the present day. |
 Street, Burges, Waterhouse and Scott. Design prints from the gothic revival. |