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Academic theses about C.F.A. Voysey and his work
This is a part of our complete bibliography of published work relating to C.F.A. Voysey.
- Bellmore, A., English cottage style homes in America : expressions of architectural, technological and cultural innovation, 1889-1929 (Loyola University Chicago, PhD thesis, 2014), especially pp.53-102. Full text available
- Bock, J. (later Judith Tankard), The wallpaper designs of C.F.A. Voysey (New York University, MA thesis, 1966)
- Coleing, L.S., The relationship between arts and crafts designers and manufacturers of textiles and wallpaper in the late nineteenth century (Keele University, MA thesis, 1990)
- Ehmann, A., Wohnarchitektur des mitteleuropäischen Traditionalismus um 1910 in ausgewählten Beispielen : Betrachtungen zur Ästhetik, Typologie und Baugeschichte traditionalistischen Bauens (University of Hamburg, PhD thesis, 2006), especially pp.242-8. Full text available
- Hitchmough, W., Studies in the symbolism and spirituality of the Arts and Crafts movement (University of Sussex, DPhil thesis, 2001)
- Johnson, A., C.F.A. Voysey : architectural theory and practice (University of Manchester, BA dissertation, 1972)
- Johnson, A., C.F.A. Voysey, 1857-1941: writing and designs (University of Manchester, MA thesis, 1977)
- May, B., Point paper patterns : an overview of a design archive with particular reference to a collection of designs for weave believed to be the work of C.F.A. Voysey (Northumbria University, MA thesis, 2014)
- Merilion, J., Individuality : CFA Voysey, freelance design and the carpet industry (City of Birmingham Polytechnic, MA thesis, 1988). Full text (PDF, 21MB)
- Moore, J., Building in the Garden of Eden : a consideration of the architectural and social ideas of C.F.A. Voysey in relation to the theology of his father (University College London, MSc thesis, 1985)
- Nicholson, T., The Architecture of C.F.A. Voysey : tradition, individuality and integrity (Royal Institute of British Architects, dissertation submitted as part of the Examination in Architecture, 1989)
- Warshaw, J., Voysey's houses (Architectural Association School of Architecture, Building Conservation Course thesis, 1989)
- Wright, P., The construction of plausibility in architectural design and inhabitation (Aberystwyth University, PhD thesis, November 2010), especially chapter 3. Full text available (electronic deposit copy, edited for distribution)
"Devil" tile or teapot stand in earthenware, manufactured about 1903 by J.C. Edwards Ltd of Ruabon near Wrexham.
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