Ralph Adams Cram: An Architect's Four Quests (Volume 2)
Shand-Tucci's impressive and rewarding study, of which, to be accurate, architecture is really only one part, brings to light these many aspects of the architect's life, his professional milieu, and, more generally, the mixed motivations of American culture in the first half of the twentieth century.(Register of the Kentucky Historical Society)Completes the author's long study of the seminal American neo-Gothic architect and stands as the most complete source on his work. It provides a wealth of detail and background information that will help scholars for generations to understand Cram's work and importance in twentieth-century American Architecture.(Journal of Society of Architectural Historians)