A Neat plain modern stile : Philip Hooker and his contemporaries, 1796-1836

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A Neat plain modern stile : Philip Hooker and his contemporaries, 1796-1836

organized by Emerson Gallery, Hamilton College ; curators and contributing authors, Douglas G. Bucher and W. Richard Wheeler ; edited by Mary Raddant Tomlan in association with Ruth Osgood Trovato ; preface by Roger G. Kennedy

Trustees of Hamilton College , Distributed by University of Massachusetts Press, c1993

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"Exhibition shown at: Albany Institute of History & Art, Albany, New York, March 28-June 28, 1992; Emerson Gallery, Hamilton College, CLinton, New York, September 25-December 6, 1992"-- P. facing t.p

Includes bibliographical references (p. 321-329) and index

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Much about Phillip Hooker remains unknown, especially about his personal life and early architectural training. Nevertheless, the discovery and publication here of increased visual and written material from the architect's own hand has offered the means of better understanding his abilities and professional activities

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