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Queen Anne movement: a standalone construct

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Architectural history

the late Victorian style mixing red brick, Dutch gables and seventeenth-century English detail in an informal, picturesque way.

In architectural history, Queen Anne movement refers to the late Victorian style mixing red brick, Dutch gables and seventeenth-century English detail in an informal, picturesque way. This meaning comes from Girouard (1977) in Sweetness and Light: The "Queen Anne" Movement, 1860-1900.[1]

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Girouard, M. (1977). Sweetness and Light: The "Queen Anne" Movement, 1860-1900. Clarendon Press. ISBN 9780198173304

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