The Buildings of England: Cheshire

Summary

The Buildings of England: Cheshire is a version, edition or translation^[1].

Key Facts

• The Buildings of England: Cheshire authored Cheshire — author (P50): Clare Hartwell^[2].
• The Buildings of England: Cheshire authored Cheshire — author (P50): Matthew Hyde^[3].
• The Buildings of England: Cheshire authored Cheshire — author (P50): Edward Hubbard^[4].
• The Buildings of England: Cheshire authored Cheshire — author (P50): Nikolaus Pevsner^[5].
• The Buildings of England: Cheshire's instance of is recorded as Cheshire — instance of (P31): version, edition or translation^[6].
• The Buildings of England: Cheshire was published by Cheshire — publisher (P123): Yale University Press^[7].
• The Buildings of England: Cheshire's edition number is recorded as 2^[8].
• The Buildings of England: Cheshire was published on 2011^[9].
• The Buildings of England: Cheshire's edition or translation of is recorded as Cheshire — edition or translation of (P629): The Buildings of England: Cheshire^[10].
• The Buildings of England: Cheshire's main subject is Cheshire — main subject (P921): history of architecture^[11].
• The Buildings of England: Cheshire's main subject is Cheshire — main subject (P921): history of Cheshire^[12].
• The Buildings of England: Cheshire's title is recorded as The Buildings of England: Cheshire^[13].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Authored works include Cheshire — author (P50): Clare Hartwell^[2], an archaeologist^[14], of United Kingdom^[15], specialised in history of architecture^[16]; Cheshire — author (P50): Matthew Hyde^[3]; Cheshire — author (P50): Edward Hubbard^[4], a historian^[17], 1937–1989^[18], awarded the Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries^[19]; and Cheshire — author (P50): Nikolaus Pevsner^[5], an art historian^[20], 1902–1983^[21], of United Kingdom^[22], awarded the Commander of the Order of the British Empire^[23], specialised in art history^[24]. The Buildings of England: Cheshire was published by Cheshire — publisher (P123): Yale University Press^[7].

Publication

The Buildings of England: Cheshire was released on 2011^[9].

Subject and Themes

Main subjects include Cheshire — main subject (P921): history of architecture^[11] and Cheshire — main subject (P921): history of Cheshire^[12].