JAMES FERGUSSON  제임스 퍼거슨  (1808-86)　 저작연표
age			MISCELLANEOUS	INDIAN AND EASTERN ARCHITECTURE	HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE	MODERN STYLES OF ARCHITECTURE
33	1841					1 "The True Principles of Pointed or	1841	Tenpo
34	42		Travels for field work in India since 1835, back to England by 1843			Christian Architecture" by A.Pugin	42	13
35	43		On the Rock-Cut Temples of India　 (Indian Cave Temples)				43	14
36	44		(read in the Royal Asiatic Society. Printed in 1846 in JRAS vol.8)				44	Kouka
37	45		The Last Travel to India	5　ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE ROCK-CUT TEMPLES OF INDIA			45	2
38	46			(large 18 lithographs & small book <monograph of 1843 & 10 plates>)			46	3
39	47		AN ESSAY ON THE ANCIENT TOPOGRAPHY OF JERUSALEM				47	4
40	48		Ancient Buddhist Architecture of India  (read in RIBA)	8　PICTURESQUE ILLUSTRATIONS OF ANCIENT ARCHI-		8 Completion of British domain in India	48	Kaei
41	49		AN ESSAY ON A PROPOSED NEW SYSTEM OF FORTIFICATION	TECTURE IN HINDOSTAN（large 24 lithographs & 70pp. of book）	9　 AN HISTORICAL INQUIRY INTO THE TRUE PRINCIPLES		49	2
42	1850			(originaly intended to about 100 lithographs of Indian architecture)	OF BEAUTY IN ART, MORE ESPECIALLY WITH REFERENCE		1850	3
43	51		THE PALACES OF NINEVEH AND PERSEPOLIS RESTORED		TO ARCHITECTURE 　vol. 1　(550pp.)	1 1st international exposition in London	51	4
44	52		(treating architecture of Assyria and Persia. 400pp. 45 plates)	2　Reprint of PICTURESQUE ILLUSTRATIONS OF ANCIENT ARCHI-	(only 4 copies were sold and gave up to continue next 2 vols.)		52	5
45	53		THE PERIL OF PORTSMOUTH,FRENCH FLEETS & ENGLISH FORTS	TECTURE			53	6
46	54		On the Architectural Splendour of the City of Bijapur			4  "Dictionnaire raisonné de ｌ'architec-	54	Ansei
47	55				5　THE ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK OF ARCHITECTURE ：	ture française" by Viollet-le-Duc	55	2
48	56		PORTSMOUTH PROTECTED,WITH NOTES ON SEBASTOPOL &		BEING A CONCISE AND POPULAR ACCOUNT OF THE DIFFERENT		56	3
49	57		OTHER SIEGES DURING THE PRESENT WAR  (cont. of 1853 book)		STYLES OF ARCHITECTURE PREVAILING IN ALL AGES & COUNRIES	7-9 The Indian Mutiny	57	4
50	58				2vols.　(rewritten by geographical order and got a success)	8 Start of direct government by British	58	5
51	59				9　Reprint of THE ILLSTRATED HANDBOOK OF ARCHITECTURE　2vols.		59	6
52	1860		Stonehenge  (appeared in the Ｑuarterly Review)		(530pp.＋535pp. 840 plates)	1 Foundation of A. S. I.	1860	Manen
53	61		NOTES ON THE SITE OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE AT JERUSALEM		(Indian part 147pp. Eastern part 24pp.) <China 11pp.>		61	Bunkyu
54	62		THE MAUSOLEUM AT HALICARNASSUS, RESTORED IN CON-			2　HISTORY OF THE MODERN STYLES	62	2
55	63		FORMITY WITH THE REMAINS RECENTLY DISCOVERED			OF ARCHITECTURE　1st　(550pp. 310 plates)	63	3
56	64					(as the 3rd volume of HANDBOOK OF ARCHITECTURE)	64	Genji
57	65		THE HOLY SEPULCHRE AND THE TEMPLE AT JERUSALEM	6　ARCHITECTURE IN DHARWAR AND MYSORE	5　A HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE IN ALL COUNTRIES	(treating modern architecture since the Renaissance	65	Keioh
58	66		On the Study of Indian Architecture  (read in the Society of Arts)	(treating Architecture in Karnataka Region with Meadows Taylor)	FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE PRESENT DAY　1st　vol. 1	in each countries)	66	2
59	67				7　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　〃　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 vol. 2		67	3
60	68		Description of the Amaravati Tope at Gantur  (appeared in JRAS)	8　TREE AND SERPENT WORSHIP, OR ILLUSSTRATIONS OF	(rearranged HANDBOOK OF ARCHITECTURE in historical order and	8 The Meiji Restoration	68	Meiji
61	69		On Indian Chronology  (read in Royal Asiatic Society. 1870 in JRAS)	MYTHOLOGY AND ART IN INDIA, IN THE 1st AND 4th CEN-	revised largely into World History of Architecture)		69	2
62	1870			TURIES AFTER CHRIST　(gorgeous book treating Stupas and	(700pp.＋840pp. 1,180 plates)  (as the 1st and 2nd of 3 volumes)		1870	3
63	71		Received ROYAL GOLD MEDAL from RIBA	Toranas of Sanchi & Amaravati. 260pp. & large colored plates 100pp.)	(Indian part 226pp. Eastern part 62pp.) <China 24pp.>		71	4
64	72		RUDE STONE MONUMENTS IN ALL COUNTRIES ;				72	5
65	73		THEIR AGE AND USES　(580pp. 235 plates)	3　TREE AND SERPENT WORSHIP, 2nd. ( 290pp.＋100pp.)		3　HISTORY OF THE MODERN STYLES ･････ 2nd	73	6
66	74		（originaly intended as the 5th vol. of HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE）		4　A HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE ･････ 2nd　2vols.	（revised edition. 580pp. 330 plates） （in New York too?）	74	7
67	75			6　HISTORY OF INDIAN AND EASTERN ARCHITECTURE	(deleted the part of Indian and Eastern architecture and revized totally)	（as the 4th volume of HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE)	75	8
68	76			1st    (as the 3rd volume of HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE)	(640pp.＋630pp. 1,015 plates)  (as the 1st and 2nd of 4 volumes)		76	9
69	77			(independent volume of Indian and Eastern parts. 775pp. 400 plates)		7　Declaration of  Queen Victoria	77	10
70	78		THE TEMPLES OF THE JEWS AND THE OTHER BUILDINGS	(Indian part 603pp. Eastern part 117pp.) <China 26pp.Japan 1/2p.>	6　Published HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE 2vols. in New York？	as Empress of India	78	11
71	79		IN THE HARAM AREA AT JERUSALEM　(330pp.)				79	12
72	1880		On the Identification of the Portrait of Chosroes II  (appeared in JRAS)				1880	13
73	81			0　THE CAVE TEMPLES OF INDIA			81	14
74	82			(large book compiling main cave temples in India. 640pp. 350 plates)			82	15
75	83		THE PARTHENON, AN ESSAY ON THE ORIGIN AND CONST-	(a joint work with James Burgess, published by A.S.I.)	3　Reprint of HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE 2nd. 2vols.		83	16
76	84		RUCTION OF GREEK AND ROMAN TEMPLES  （150pp.）	4　ARCHAEOLOGY IN INDIA, WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO	in New York and Boston	4 Start of Indian National Congress	84	17
77	85		On the Restoration of Westminster Hall  (appeared in the 19th Century)	THE WORKS OF BABU RAJENDRALALA MITRA			85	18
	86		● James Fergusson died　（at the age of 77）	(disputing book against Rajendralala Mitra. 125pp.)		6 Start of Institute of Technology	86	19
	87					in Imperial University, Japan	87	20
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	89						89	22
	1890						1890	23
	91			1　Reprint of INDIAN & EASTERN ARCHITECTURE （in New York too）		1　HISTORY OF THE MODERN STYLES ･････ 3rd	91	24
	92			(as the 3rd vol. of HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE)		2vols.　(Robert Kerr made additions in each chapters.)	92	25
	93				3　A HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE ･････ 3rd　2vols.	(350pp.＋460pp. 375 plates)  (in New York too)	93	26
	94				(revised by Rechard Phené Spiers)	(though not written as the 4th and 5th volumes of	94	27
	95				(665pp.＋655pp. 1,035 plates)  (as the 1st and 2nd of 5 volumes)	HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE, regarded as so)	95	28
	96				(Burgess and White called this book HISTORY OF ANCIENT AND		96	29
	97				MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE, an edition with such title page might exist.)		97	30
	98						98	31
	99			9　Reprint of INDIAN & EASTERN ARCHITECTURE （in New York too?）		9 Inaugulation of Curzon as Viceroy	99	32
	1900			(NEW IMPRESSION edition)			1900	33
	1			1　J. Burgess started revising INDIAN & EASTERN ARCHITECTURE			1	34
	2						2	35
	3		( Italic indicate monographs, small letters does small boks )			3-4 Travel to India by Chuta Ito	3	36
	4						4	37
	5		( books without special referrence were published				5	38
	6		in London, most of those were by John Murray )				6	39
	7				7　Reprint of HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE 3rd. 2vols.		7	40
	8		( in New York, by Dod, Mead & Company Publishers )		in New York and Boston		8	41
	9						9	42
	1910			0　HISTORY OF INDIAN AND EASTERN ARCHITECTURE			1910	43
	11			2nd   2vols.　 (revised largely Indian part by J. Burgess,	(Although INDIAN AND EASTERN ARCHITECTURE grew into 2 volumes,	1 Durbar of George V in Delhi	11	44
	12			Eastern part by R.Ph. Spiers into 2 volumes to be standard edition)	they did not write HISTORY OF ARCHITCTURE in 6 volumes totaly.)		12	Taisho
	13			(490pp.＋590pp. 510 plates,  65 sheets of photos for the first time)			13	2
	14			(Indian part 820pp. Eastern part 195pp.) <China 42pp.Japan 23pp.>		4 The World War I	14	3
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