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Losh, Sarah (Sara) [c.1785-1853. UK. Architect]
Losh, Sarah (Sara) [c.1785-1853. UK. Architect]
Sarah Losh [also known as Sara Losh] was born in Wreay, near Carlisle, England i… subscribers only
Oil painting of Sarah Losh
Bibliography
1. Bullen, J. B. ‘Sarah Losh, architect, romantic, mythologist’. Burlington Magazine vol. 143, no. 1184, November 2001 pp. 676-684
2. Button, Roger. Arts and Crafts Churches of Great Britain: Architects, Craftsmen and Patrons. Settle, North Yorkshire: 2QT Ltd. (Publishing) Ltd., 2020
3. Darley, Gillian. ‘Prophet & Losh’. SPAB Magazine Spring 2013 pp. 35-40 [On St. Mary's Church in Wreay, designed by Losh between 1840 and 1842]
4. Green, Kate. ‘Remembering Sarah Losh’. Country Life vol. 210, no. 37, September 2016 14, p. 44.
5. Hamilton, Alec. Arts & Crafts Churches. London: Lund Humphries, 2020
6. Hill, Rosemary. ‘Romantic affinities. Crafts no. 166, September-October 2000 pp. 34-39
7. Matthews, Stephen. Sarah Losh and Wreay Church. Carlisle: Bookcase, 2007
8. Uglow, Jenny. The Pinecone: The Story of Sarah Losh, Forgotten Romantic Heroine - Antiquarian, Architect, and Visionary. London: Faber & Faber, 2012
1. Bullen, J. B. ‘Sarah Losh, architect, romantic, mythologist’. Burlington Magazine vol. 143, no. 1184, November 2001 pp. 676-684
2. Button, Roger. Arts and Crafts Churches of Great Britain: Architects, Craftsmen and Patrons. Settle, North Yorkshire: 2QT Ltd. (Publishing) Ltd., 2020
3. Darley, Gillian. ‘Prophet & Losh’. SPAB Magazine Spring 2013 pp. 35-40 [On St. Mary's Church in Wreay, designed by Losh between 1840 and 1842]
4. Green, Kate. ‘Remembering Sarah Losh’. Country Life vol. 210, no. 37, September 2016 14, p. 44.
5. Hamilton, Alec. Arts & Crafts Churches. London: Lund Humphries, 2020
6. Hill, Rosemary. ‘Romantic affinities. Crafts no. 166, September-October 2000 pp. 34-39
7. Matthews, Stephen. Sarah Losh and Wreay Church. Carlisle: Bookcase, 2007
8. Uglow, Jenny. The Pinecone: The Story of Sarah Losh, Forgotten Romantic Heroine - Antiquarian, Architect, and Visionary. London: Faber & Faber, 2012
Weblinks
Arts & Crafts Tours. Gail Ettinger. Sarah Losh
Birkett, Elizabeth. ‘A note on St. Mary’s Church at Wreray’. The Journal. Lorton & Derwent Fells Local History Society no.40, August 2007 pp.16-17
Charles Plouviez, ‘Losh, Sara (bap. 1786, d. 1853)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004 [Subscription service]
Great English Churches
Hewitt, Rachel. ‘The Pinecone by Jenny Uglow - review ‘ The Guardian 31 August 2012
Jacobs, Alan. ‘The Mystery of Sarah Losh’ B
Lycett, Andrew. ‘The Pinecone by Jenny Uglow: review’ The Telegraph 18 September 2012 [Subscription service]
Marshall, Megan. ‘Breaking new ground’ The New York Times 1 February 2013
Miladysboudoir (blog) The Pinecone : a Visit to St Mary’s Church, Wreay in Cumbria
Robinson, John Martin. ‘A Charlotte Brontë of wood and stone’ The Spectator 8 September 2012
Saint Mary’s Church
Spalding, Francis. ‘The Pinecone: The Story of Sarah Losh, By Jenny Uglow’ [review] Independent 5 October 2012
The Victorian Web
Wikipedia
Wikipedia
YouTube. Art and Craft: Jenny Uglow and A.N. Wilson [1 hour, 7 minutes]
‘A cherished church built on pinecones’. Mail Online 24 September 2012
‘Forgotten heroine’ The Economist 22 September 2012
Arts & Crafts Tours. Gail Ettinger. Sarah Losh
Birkett, Elizabeth. ‘A note on St. Mary’s Church at Wreray’. The Journal. Lorton & Derwent Fells Local History Society no.40, August 2007 pp.16-17
Charles Plouviez, ‘Losh, Sara (bap. 1786, d. 1853)’, Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004 [Subscription service]
Great English Churches
Hewitt, Rachel. ‘The Pinecone by Jenny Uglow - review ‘ The Guardian 31 August 2012
Jacobs, Alan. ‘The Mystery of Sarah Losh’ B
Lycett, Andrew. ‘The Pinecone by Jenny Uglow: review’ The Telegraph 18 September 2012 [Subscription service]
Marshall, Megan. ‘Breaking new ground’ The New York Times 1 February 2013
Miladysboudoir (blog) The Pinecone : a Visit to St Mary’s Church, Wreay in Cumbria
Robinson, John Martin. ‘A Charlotte Brontë of wood and stone’ The Spectator 8 September 2012
Saint Mary’s Church
Spalding, Francis. ‘The Pinecone: The Story of Sarah Losh, By Jenny Uglow’ [review] Independent 5 October 2012
The Victorian Web
Wikipedia
Wikipedia
YouTube. Art and Craft: Jenny Uglow and A.N. Wilson [1 hour, 7 minutes]
‘A cherished church built on pinecones’. Mail Online 24 September 2012
‘Forgotten heroine’ The Economist 22 September 2012