Rogue architecture
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Rogue architecture. Term used by H. S.
Goodhart-Rendel to describe works by those
Gothic-Revival architects, addicted to
Go, whose whose works were not marked by scholarship, serenity, or tact. Among the more celebrated ‘Rogues’ were E. Bassett
Keeling, E. B.
Lamb, S. S.
Teulon, and George Truefitt (1824–1902), all practitioners, and Thomas Harris (1830–1900), whose
Victorian Architecture (1860) and
Examples of the Architecture of the Victorian Age (1862) earned him some opprobrium. Keeling and Lamb designed churches for the Evangelical persuasion—both gloried in repetitive notchings and chamferings, expressed their roof-structures in an outlandish, restless way, and seemed to want to jar the eye with saw-toothed arrises, scissor-shaped
trusses, and harsh, barbaric
polychromy. Their almost frantic originality, debauched acrobatic Gothic, and elephantine compositions brought the wrath of the
Ecclesiologists on their heads, and few have taken their work seriously ever since. See also
Rageur,
Raguer.
Bibliography
AH, xvi (1973), 60–9 and xlii (1999), 307–15;
J. Curl (2002b);
RIBA Journal (Journal of the Royal Institute of British Architects), ser. 3, lvi/6 (1949), 251–9
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