The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century
MacGibbon's 1896 Edinburgh survey of Scottish church architecture from early Christian times to the seventeenth century, written by David MacGibbon for scholars and antiquaries of Scotland. Its pictures are measured pen drawings of church exteriors, stone details and window tracery, with the ink hatching showing masonry texture and wall planes, useful for a designer studying historic stonework, Gothic window forms and weathered architectural surfaces.
