Augustus Pugin

Biography

Augustus Pugin (1812–1852) — English architect and designer (1812–1852).

Augustus Pugin worked as art historian, architect and designer and is associated with United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Their documented life spans the years 1812 to 1852, born in Bloomsbury, died in Ramsgate.

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Works

• Tribunal House, Glastonbury, Somerset: Wall Plan and Front Elevation
• Designs for a Gothic Box and Cabinet
• St. Benedicte
• George Inn, Glastonbury, Somerset: Front Elevation
• Bishop's Palace, Wells, Somerset: Section of Turret
• St. Peter's Church, Woolwich
• Section above Aisles, St. Paul's Cathedral
• Bread Plate
• Bishop's Palace, Wells, Somerset: Elevation of Fireplace in Cloisters
• Bishop's Palace, Wells, Somerset: Section and Elevation of the Conduit in the Garden
• Two Views of a Gothic Table
• Twenty Designs for Gothic Friezes
• Her Majesty's Theatre, Haymarket, London: Transverse Section
• Design for the Roof Truss, Rampisham Rectory
• Section of Aisles St. Paul's Cathedral
• Designs for Town Hall Mons [sic]
• Fragment with the inscription 'cit 1830'
• Designs for Gothic Candle Branches
• Memorial Sheet for Augustus Welby Pugin
• Design for a Gothic Screen
• Designs for Gothic Friezes
• St. Marie, Newcastle on Tyne: Designs for Side-Screen
• The Grange and St. Augustine's, Ramsgate, Kent
• Memorial Sheet for Peter Paul Pugin
• Bishop's Palace, Wells, Somerset: Elevations of the Great Hall
• Chapel of the Archbishop's Palace, Croydon: View from the East End
• Section through the Nave of Aisles of St. Paul's Cathedral Looking West
• Tribunal House, Glastonbury, Somerset: Ground Floor Plan
• Bishop's Palace, Wells, Somerset: Plan, Elevations and Details of Window
• The Entrance Hall of Pugin's House at Ramsgate
• Design for the Brass Eagle Lectern Base
• Designs for Gothic Ornamentation
• Bishop's Palace, Wells, Somerset: Plan of the Great Hall