Stokes, Margaret: Early Christian art in Ireland (Covent Garden: Chapman and Hall, 1887)

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REFERENCES TO WORKS ON IRISH ARCHITECTURE.
Petrie, “ Ecclesiastical Architecture of Ireland.”
Wilkinson, “ Practical Geology and Ancient Architecture of
Ireland.”
Dunraven, “Notes on Irish Architecture, with Photographs.”
Rev. James Graves and J. G. A. Prim, “History, Architecture,
and Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of St. Canice, Kilkenny.”
“ Early Christian Architecture in Ireland.” Bell & Son,
London.
Edward Freeman, “ History of Architecture,” contains an
important chapter on Irish Romanesque.
Parker, Gentleman!s Magazine, “ Notes on Architecture of
Ireland,” No. III.
James Fergusson, “ History of Architecture.”
Rev. Dr. Russell, Quarterly Review, vol. lxxvi. 1845.
J. H. Parker, in conjunction with O. Jewitt, “Notes on the
Architecture of Ireland” {Gentleman! s Magazine}. Vol. xvii. of
a new series, London, 1864, pp. n, 140, 276, 411, 418; pp. 134,
267, 4°3> 539; vol. ii.
“ Die runden Thiirme in Irland,” von Prof. Dr. W. von
Zehender, in Rostock, 1885.
Wakeman (William F.), “ Handbook of Irish Antiquities,
Pagan and Christian.” Dublin, 1848.
Keller, “ Mittheilungen.” See “Antiq. Gesellschast in Zurich,”
vii. 61-94. 1850.
Waagen, in “Deutschen Kunstblatt,” i. 83.
Schnaase, “ Geschichte der bildenden Kiinste,” iv., abth. 2,
s. 456.
Bucher, “Geschichte der technischen Kiinste,” i. 184.
“ Inismurray and its Antiquities,” by W. F. Wakeman. Journal
R.H.A.A. cf Ireland, vol. vii.