Edward R. Bosley is a recognized authority on the architectural work of Greene and Greene. His intimate knowledge stems from his time living in the William R. Thorsen house, a masterpiece designed by the renowned brothers. As the Director of The Gamble House, he offers deep insights into the distinctive style and enduring legacy of their designs. His scholarly contributions illuminate the intricate details and philosophical underpinnings of their architectural achievements.
Charles and Henry Greene were pivotal figures in the American Arts & Crafts Movement, creating stunning homes in Southern California from 1906 to 1922. Their designs, including the Gamble and Blacker houses, showcase meticulous attention to detail. This monograph explores their intertwined careers, featuring new photography and unpublished archives.
A detailed survey of Gamble House, illustrated with photographs and drawings.