Gilded Mansions: Grand Architecture and High Society
by Wayne Craven
A richly illustrated study of America's grand Gilded Age mansions and the elite society that commissioned them.
About This Book
Gilded Mansions examines the lavish homes constructed by America's wealthiest families during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
The book highlights the architectural styles, designers, and social aspirations behind these landmark residences.
Through photographs and historical context, it illustrates how architecture reflected the tastes and status of high society.
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