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Clotilde Brewster: Pioneering Woman Architect

Clotilde Brewster: Pioneering Woman Architect

Hardcover

Series: Architectural History of the British Isles

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ISBN10: 1848226950
ISBN13: 9781848226951
Publisher: Lund Humphries Publishers Ltd
Published: Mar 14 2025
Pages: 192
Weight: 2.03
Height: 0.80 Width: 7.84 Depth: 10.06
Language: English

Described by composer Ethel Smyth as brilliant, sociable, amusing and utterly original, Clotilde Brewster defied all the odds by becoming the first woman to work internationally as an architect. She was part of a group of pioneering women in the late nineteenth century who broke down barriers in their chosen professions, including the Garretts: in fact, Agnes Garrett (interior decorator) and her sister Millicent Garrett-Fawcett (founder of Newnham College) guided and aided Clotilde at the start of her life and career in England.

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