European gargoyles; the author was kind enough to mention me on page 43.

This book serves as a photographic sketchbook and visual reference guide. Just published Sept. 2007

Some of my work on the Washington Cathedral and restoration carvings I did for the Chicago Tribune Tower appear in this book.

This is a video documentary. The section about the Washington Cathedral shows 13 gargoyles and grotesques which I carved.

A very nice book, loads of excellent photos.

A tiny book, it will be a fun little gift.

A small book with nice pictures and stories

Another in the series with "A little book of Gargoyles"

A children's book, an intro to architectural ornament (especially carved faces and creatures) and the craftspeople and artists who created these works.

Animals of the Middle Ages

Text by Stephen King. One of my restoration carvings for the Chicago Tribune Tower appears on p. 45, misattributed as being on the Wrigley Building.

Creatures from the collection of the Metropolitan Museum in New York.

Grotesques in Des Moines and Abroad

This wonderful book has several hundred pictures, a few of which I contributed. Some of those are photos of my work, others of wonderful sculptures I've seen in the U.S. and Europe.

Lots of grainy black and white photos, carvings which you won't find in other books.

Gargoyle photos

My Mirth Greenman appears on the cover.

An old book, nice addition to your collection if you can find a copy.

Faces on Places
A Grotesque Tour of Toronto
By Terry Murray
Striking photographs of the stone denizens of more than sixty Toronto buildings. They are organized by the type of sculpture, with street addresses and suggested walking tours.
Available through the publisher or through Amazon.ca

None of my work is depicted, since I don't have any carvings on Toronto buildings, but I'm quoted a couple of times in the book.

by Lester Burbank Bridaham and Ralph Adams Cram.
Cram was the most prominent neo-Gothic architect in America.

A study of the folklore and symbolism of gargoyles, grotesques, griffins, dragons, unicorns and Green Men. Illustrated with 50 photos.

The first significant book on Green Men

Just published, this book hasn't shipped yet. You can pre-order it now. Over 300 illustrations.

This book also includes a green man plaque.

Start your young artists out on the right foot (or paw?)

And G is for Gargoyles.
A fun alphabet book for young children, using good words like Yeti, Uvula, and Gargoyle to teach reading.

A charming story

Tells the story of the men I worked with on the Washington National Cathedral

An essential sourcebook for anyone doing Gothic stonecarving or other Gothic design work.

A classic from 1966 from an ornery, opinionated English stone carvers. One of the first books I found when I was starting out.

Old cemeteries are museums of beautiful stonework. This is a guide to the graveyards of my home town.

Photos of Victorian cemetery sculpture and memorials

Stunning examples of 19th century marble carving.

Angels and Innocents, Mourners and Saints--Indiana's Remarkable Cemetery Sculpture

A small book, easy to carry around as a tour guide.

Cemetery sculpture

The cover image is a stunning sculpture from Staglieno Cemetery in Genoa

The only book I've seen on these wonderful limestone memorials.

Grinling Gibbons (1648-1721) set the standard for ornamental wood carving.

More of Grinling Gibbons exceptional work
 

Chris Pye is a contemporary English woodcarver, teacher and author.
This is a guide to carving greenmen in wood.

A pictorial argument in favor of classical architecture. Learn to understand and appreciate classical form and proportion. An easy read.

Architecture, sculpture and painting of the Baroque and Rococco periods

A Dover reprint of a classic design source.

Descriptions and large format pen and ink watercolor renderings of all 32 villas designed by one of the most influential Italian architects, Palladio.

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