"Shaw delighted in his works with the free, personal composition,
he was a prophet of his time, the first architect who had overcome the styles."
                               (Source: Hermann Muthesius, Das englische Haus, p.130).

"An eclectic architect, Shaw worked in styles ranging from Gothic Revival to Neo-Baroque based on 17th century English Palladian architecture.
The latter became the accepted style for British government buildings in the 1920s/30s.
Shaw’s elegant town houses relied on his individual adaptation of the 18th century style known as ‘Queen Anne,’
whilst his country houses derived from a study of the 16th century English manorial style."
(Source: www.hitherburyhouse.co.uk).

"What Shaw offered his clients was all part of an intelligent English Vernacular, a distinct style which flourished in the Victorian era,
which combined local building traditions with skilful use of earlier traditions of English architecture,
 though primarily influenced by Gothic Revival.
Although this movement dominated the latter half of the 19th-century and the first decades of the 20th-century,
 it was largely ended by the domestic impact of the First World War.  
After that, the influence of the Continental movements such as the Bauhaus heralded the ascendancy of Modernism."
(Source: https://thecountryseat.org.uk).

 

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Cragside,  Photo by Dave Sumpner on Wikipedia	Shaw, Cragside,  photo by Glen Bowman  on Wikipedia	Shaw, Cragside main entrance, photo by Christopher Down  on Wikipedia	Shaw,  Cragside from Muthesius
Shaw,  Cragside,  photo on victorianweb.org.uk	Cragside,  photo by xlibber on flickr (Wikipedia)	Photo by ArchitectsGrave on twitter.com	Shaw, Cragside, photo on victorianweb.org.uk
Shaw, Cragside, The Drawing room, photo by Derek Voller,  geograph.org.uk	Shaw, Cragside, Drawing room, from Muthesius	Shaw, Cragside,  Drawing Room, The Studio, vol.7, 1896, p.25	Shaw,  Cragside, Library  on lexikus.de
Cragside, noth facade, photo by Andy F on geograph.org.uk	Cragside, south front,  photo by Humphrey Bolton on geograph.org.uk	Craigside, Front Detail, 1870,  photo on archpaper.com	Shaw, Cragside Library,  photo by Christopher Down  on Wikikpedia
Design for Cragside,  Rothbury, Northumberland,  bird's-eye view of tower,  Published 1872, Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk	Cragside, Rothbury, Northumberland,  south west prospect, Published 1872,  Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk	Cragside,  image on  ntcragsidehouse.files.wordpress.com	Shaw, Cragside,  on archiseek.com
Shaw, Cragside, ground floor, on hevac-heritage.org	Shaw, Cragside, first floor,  on hevac-heritage.org	Shaw, Cragside, Gazette des beaux-arts, 1886, p.445
Shaw, Cragside, The Studio, vol. 7, 1896 Shaw, Cragside, Dining room, The Studio, vol. 7, 1896 Shaw, Cragside, Drawing room, The Studio, vol. 7, 1896
Grim's Dyke (1873) by Norman Shaw,  photo by Steve Cadman on flickr	Grim's Dyke (1873)  by Norman Shaw,  photo by Steve Cadman on flickr	Grim's Dyke (1873)  by Norman Shaw, photo by Steve Cadman on flickr
Shaw, Grim's Dyke, photo by Christine Matthews on Wikipedia	Shaw, Grim's Dyke,  photo by Jack1956 on Wikipedia	Grim's Dyke (1873)  by Norman Shaw,  photo by Steve Cadman on flickr	Shaw, Grim's Dyke, photo on telegraph.co.uk
Shaw, Grims Dyke, photo by Bristol Filer on Wikipedia	Grim's Dyke (1873) by Norman Shaw,  photo by Steve Cadman on flickr	Shaw, Grim's Dyke,  photo by Jack1956 on Wikipedia	Grim's Dyke (1873) by Norman Shaw, photo by Steve Cadman on flickr
Grim's Dyke, 1870-1872,  photo by Christine Matthews on geograph.org.uk	Grim's Dyke, Gatehouse, 1870-1872,  photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk	Grim's Dyke, 1870-1872,  photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk	Grim's Dyke, 1870-1872,  photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk
Grim's Dyke, 1870-1872, photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk	Grim's Dyke (1873)  by Norman Shaw, photo by Steve Cadman on flickr	on Wikipedia   Shaw, Grim's Dyke, Music room, photo by Jack1956	Grim's Dyke, 1870-1872,  photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk
	Grims Dyke, Old Redding,  Harrow Weald, London,  perspective of entrance front, 1872,  Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Shaw, Grim's Dyke,  on archiseek.com
Shaw, Grim's Dyke, The Art Journal, 1881 (Wikipedia)
Shaw, Adcote, photo by Gary Wright Adcote on Wikipedia	Adcote, Front Entrance, 1878, photo by martin Charles on archpaper.com	Shaw, Adcote, from Muthesius	Shaw, Adcote, Plan from Muthesius
Shaw Leyes Wood, Perspektive, aus Hermann Muthesius, on Wikipedia	Shaw,  Leyes Wood, on lexikus.de	Shaw,  Leys Wood,  image on victorianweb.org.uk	Richard Norman Shaw,  Revised design for Leyswood,  Groombridge, Sussex, bird's-eye perspective, Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk
Shaw, Leye's Wood,  The Studio, vol.7, 1896, p.22	Shaw, Leyes Wood (or Leyswood),  Groombridge, Sussex,  (Demolished c 1955), on ipernity.com
Shaw,  Leyes Wood, Plans on Wikipedia	Shaw, Leyes Wood,  original ground floor plan,  from Muthesius	Shaw, Leyes Wood,  original first floor plan,  from Muthesius
Shaw, Leye's Wood, The Studio, vol. 7, 1896
Shaw, Melbury Road,  The Studio, vol. 7, 1896, p.100	8 Melbury Road.  Photo by Phil Beard on flickr	8 Melbury Road, Photo by Fray Bentos on Flickr
8 Melbury Road, London, Melbury Road, photo by Heinz Theuerkauf (1976)	Shaw,  8 Melbury Road, London, photo by Edwardx on Wikipedia
6 Ellerdale Road, Hampstead (1875). Built by and for Norman Shaw,  photo by Steve Cadman on flickr	Shaw,  Ellerdale Road, London	Richard Norman Shaw, 6 Ellerdale Road,  photo by Marc Barrot on flickr
Hampstead Towers,  6 Ellerdale Road, Hampstead (1875). Built by and for Norman Shaw,  photo by Steve Cadman on flickr	Shaw, 6 Ellerdale Road,  photo on alchetron.com	Ellerdale Road Photo by Justin Cormack on Wikipedia
Old Swan House, Chelsea Embankment	Old Swan House,  17 Chelsea Embankment,  by Norman Shaw, photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr	Shaw, Old Swan House, Chelsea, London,  on archiseek.com	Shaw, Swan House, 1876,  photo by George P. Landow  on victorianweb.org.uk
Shaw, Swan House, The Studio, vol. 7, 1896
	Shaw, Swan House,  The Studio, vol. 7, 1896, p.28	Shaw, Swan House, The Studio, vol. 7, 1896, p.29
180 Queen's Gate, photo on www.british-history.ac.uk	180 Queen's Gate, Kensington,  London, design 1883, now destroyed, photo Collection Alastair Service	180 Queen's Gate, 1883–5, drawing-room in 1956,  photo on www.british-history.ac.uk
180 Queen's Gate,  plans on www.british-history.ac.uk	180 Queen's Gate, section on www.british-history.ac.uk	180 Queen's Gate,  hall in 1956,  photo on www.british-history.ac.uk	Shaw, 170 Queen's Gate, The Studio, vol. 7, 1896, p.101
Shaw, The original New Scotland Yard, now called the Norman Shaw Buildings photo by James Stringer on flickr	New Scotland Yard, North and South Wings,  by Norman Shaw, the Embankment, London, photo by Steve Cadman on flickr	Shaw, The original New Scotland Yard,  now called the Norman Shaw Buildings  photo by King of Hearts on Wikipedia
Shaw,  New Scotland Yard,  photo by Man vyi on Wikipedia	Shaw, New Scotland Yard, photo by oldsouthendian on flickr	New Scotland Yard, 1888-1890,  photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk	Shaw, Metropolitan Police
62 Cadogan Square (1881-3),  Chelsea by Norman Shaw,  photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr	60a and 62 Cadogan Square,  photo by George Landow on victorianweb.org	Norman Shaw,  House in Cadogan Square,  Chelsea, London, England, 1883, on stcroixarchitecture.com
Shaw, Houses in Cardogan Square,  Chelsea, London, on archiseek.com	72 Cadogan Square (1877-9) Chelsea,  by Norman Shaw, photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr	68 Cadogan Square  (1878) Chelsea,  by Norman Shaw,  photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr	68 Cadogan Square (1878)  Chelsea, by Norman Shaw,  photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr
Norman Shaw, Houses in Cardogan Sqare, London, Walter Shaw Sparrow, Our homes and how to make the best of them, 1909
1-2 St James' Street,  London (1882) by Norman Shaw,  photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr	1-2 St James St, London, by Norman Shaw, 1882, on the corner with Pall Mall, photo by Steve Cadman on flickr	Shaw, Gazette des beaux-arts, 1886, p.453	Shaw,  The Clock House,  Photograph by Jacqueline Banerjee  on victorianweb.org.uk
Shaw, Allianz Assurance Building,  1882-83, 1 St. James Street,  photo by Robert Freidus, formatting by George P. Landow  on victorianweb.org	Shaw, (Former) Allianz Assurance Building, photo on victorianweb.org	Shaw,  Albert Court,  Prince Consort Road, London,  c. 1890, photo on victorianweb.org.uk
Shaw, 31-48, Albert Hall Mansions, photo by by George P. Landow on victorianweb.org	Albert Hall Mansions, photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr	Richard Norman Shaw  (1831-1912),  Albert Hall Mansions,  photo by Steve Cadman on flickr	Richard Norman Shaw,  Albert Hall Mansions (1879), Kensington Gore SW7,  South Kensington, London, photo by Jamie Barras on flickr
Richard Norman Shaw (1831-1912),  Albert Hall Mansions,  photo by Jamie Barras on flickr	Albert Hall Mansion, photo on archpaper.com	Albert Hall Mansions, 1872,  Image source Paul Latham, designingbuildings.co.uk
Shaw, 1881, Albert Hall Mansions, South Kensington, London, on archiseek.com	Albert Hall Mansions,  designingbuildings.co.uk	Shaw, Albert Hall Mansions (1879-86)  Kensington, London.  Photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr
Piccadilly Hotel, London, 1906,  image on archiseek.com	Piccadilly Hotel (1905-8),  by Norman Shaw, photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr	Piccadilly, Regent street facade, photo by romainberth on Wikipedia	Piccadilly Hotel, 1906,  photo by Tony Hisgett on Wikipedia
Shaw and J. Francis Doyle,  scanned by George P. Landow,  on victorianweb.org source 1897 Architectural Review	Richard Norman Shaw,  White Star Offices,  30 James Street, Liverpool, The Builder, 8 May 1897,  Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk	White Star Offices, 1896-1897,  photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk	Shaw and Doyle, 1897   White Star Line Building, Liverpool, on archiseek.com
Offices, 88 St James St London (1903)  by Norman Shaw photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr	Shaw and Ernest Newton, 1903  Alliance Assurance Offices, 88 St. James’s Street, London, on archiseek.com	Sun Alliance Assurance Building, 1901-1905,  photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk	Sun Alliance Assurance Building,  1901-1905,  photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk
Shaw and Ernest Newton, 1903 – Alliance Assurance Offices  88 St. James’s Street, London,  on archiseek.com
Richard Norman Shaw, Design for the Quadrant,  Regent Street, London, The Builder,  5 May 1906,  Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk	Shaw, 1906, H.M. Office of Woods,  Whitehall, London, on archiseek.com	Shaw,  1906, H.M. Office of Woods, Whitehall, London, on archiseek.com
Shaw, Albert Court, Prince Consort Road, London,  photo on victorian.org	Shaw,  Albert Court,  photo on victorianweb.org.uk	Shaw, 1881, Savoy Theatre, image on Wikipedia
Shaw, 1875, New House, Queen’s Gate,  South Kensington, London,  on archiseek.com	New house, Queen's Gate,  South Kensington, 1875	Shaw, 170 Queen's Gate, London (1887)	Corner House at Queen's Gate
Shaw, 1873, New Zealand Chambers, Leadenhall Street, (demolished),  on archiseek.com	Shaw, New Zealand Chambers, Gazette des beaux-arts, 1886, p.101	Shaw, 1873, New Zealand Chambers, Leadenhall Street, (demolished),  on archiseek.com	Shaw,  New Zealand Chambers
Bryanston, Dorset, United Kingdom,  R. Norman Shaw, 1889-94, on act.art.queensu.ca	Bryanston, Dorset, R. Norman Shaw, 1889-94,  geograph.org.uk (Wikipedia)	Shaw, 1878, House at Campden Hill,  Kensington, London,  on archiseek.com	Shaw,  1882,  House at Hampstead, London,  on archiseek.com
Shaw,  Albion House, Liverpool,  phorto by Man vyi on Wikipedia	Shaw, Albion House, Liverpool, photo by Man vyi on Wikipedia	Liverpool,  Albion House, Photo by Neil Evans  on Wikipedia
White Star Offices, 1896-1897,  photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk	White Star Line Building,  Liverpool, 1897,  Richard Norman Shaw  & J. Francis Doyle, image on archiseek.com	White Star Line Building,  Liverpool, 1897, Richard Norman Shaw  & J. Francis Doyle, image on archiseek.com
Shaw, National Westminster Bank, Castle Street, Liverpool,  photo on ipernity.com	Shaw, 1900, Parrs Bank, Castle Street, Liverpool,  on archiseek.com	Shaw, Former Parr's Bank, Castle Street, Liverpool, photo by A Buildings Fan  on ipernity.com
12 Woodstock Road (1878-9),  Bedford Park, London, by Norman Shaw , photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr	15-25 Queen Anne's Grove,  Bedford Park, London,  by Norman Shaw,  photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr	20 Woodstock Road, Bedford Park, London (1878-9) by Norman Shaw,  photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr	24-34 Woodstock Road (1878-9),  Bedford Park, London,  by Norman Shaw, photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr
Shaw, Frognal, house for Kate Greenaway,  photo ba Steve Cadman on flickr	Kate Greenaway's house Frognal, London, design 1884,  photo by Peter Davey	Richard Norman Shaw,  house for Kate Greenaway, Frognal,  photo by Justinc on Wikipedia
Shaw, Bedford Park, London, photo by Pam Brophy on Wikipedia	4-6 Woodstock Road (1878-9), Bedford Park, London,  by Norman Shaw  photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr
The Tabard, public house,  Bedford Park,  photo by Julian Osley,  geograph.org.uk	(Former) Bedford Park Stores,  Bath Road, Bedford Park, London  by Norman Shaw, photo by Steve Cadman on flickr	The Tabard Inn (1880), Bath Road, Bedford Park, London by Norman Shaw, photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr	London,  Bedford Park, Pub
Shaw, 1879 – The Tabard Inn & Stores,  Bedford Park, London,  on archiseek.com
Shaw, 1879, Detached Villas,  Bedford Park Estate,  Turnham Green, London,  on archiseek.com	Shaw, 1879, Tower House, Bedford Park,  Chiswick, London,  on archiseek.com	Shaw, 1880, Marcus Stone’s House,  8 Melbury Rd., Kensington, London,  on archiseek.com	Shaw,  1881, 'Glen Andred',  Withyham, Sussex,  on archiseek.com
Shaw,  1880,  House at Sunninghill, Berkshire,  on archiseek.com	Shaw,1876, Merrist Wood, Surrey, rebuilt after fire in 1978, and is now an agriculture college,  on archiseek.com	Rothbury, Addycombe Cottages, Photo by von netNicholls on Flickr	Shaw, Preen Manor, Shropshire  (Demolished), on ipernity.com
Shaw, Didlington Hall, Norfolk  (Demolished),  photo on ipernity.com	Shaw, Chigwell Hall, photo by Cassianto on Wikipedia	Didlington Hall, Norfolk (Demolished),  photo on ipernity.com
Shaw, Merrist Wood, photo on library.ndsu.edu	Shaw, Merrist Wood, photo on merristwood.ac.uk	Shaw, Merrist Wood,  plan on library.ndsu.edu
Shaw, Merrist Wood House, photo by Alan Hunt on geograph.org.uk
Shaw, No. 180 QUEEN'S GATE, 1883–5. Demolished. Photo on british-history.ac.uk	Shaw,  No. 180 QUEEN'S GATE, 1883–5. Demolished. Photo on british-history.ac.uk	Shaw, Marcus Stone's House London,  on archiseek.com	Shaw, House and Studio, London  plan on archiseek
Studio House (1885),  39 Frognal, Hampstead,  by Norman Shaw,  photo by Steve Cadman on Flickr	The Royal Geographical Society, Kensington, by Norman Shaw,  built 1873-5, photo by Steve Cadman on flickr	Shaw, Woodland House,  photo by Edwardx on Wikipedia	Shaw, Hitherbury House,  front entrance in the 1960s.  photograph by D. Yelland in 1961,  on victorianweb.org
Shaw, All Saints Church, Southbank Street,  Leek, Staffordshire,  photo by A Buildings Fan  on ipernity.com	Shaw,  All Saints, Compton, Leek,  photo by Michael Critchlow  on victorianweb.org.uk	St Michael and All Angels (1879-80),  Bedford Park, London,  by Norman Shaw  photo by Steve Cadman on flickr	St Michael and All Angels (1879-80),  Bedford Park, London,  by Norman Shaw, photo by Steve Cadman on flickr
Shaw, 1875, St. Michael’s Church,  Bournemouth, Dorset,  on archiseek	Shaw, 1879,  St. Margarets Church, Ilkley, Yorkshire,  on archiseek.com	Bradford Exchange competition entry, 1864	Architectural Review 1941
Shaw, English bedroom,  on lexikus.de	Shaw, Cabinet, The Fine Art Society, London, victorianweb.org.uk	Richard Norman Shaw  Piedestal, c.1870, musee-orsay.fr	Richard Norman Shaw,  cradle,  photo by Mrs Ruth Waterhous,  V & A Collection

15 Chelsea Embankment. Norman Shaw, 1877-79,  photo on friendsofsdarch.photoshelter.com	22 Woodstock Road,  Bedford Park, London, 1877, photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk	178 Queen's Gate, London	196 Queen's Gate, South Kensington, photo V&A
Alderbrook Park,  located in the Metropolitan Green Belt  and the Surrey Hills Area,  demolished in 1970, photo on colmog.co.uk	Bedford Park, London.  image on samcauser.com	The Corner House, built by Norman Shaw, 1869,  photo on artic.edu	Richard Norman Shaw,  West House (completed 1876),  Campden Hill Road W8,  Kensington, London,  photo by Jamie Barras on flickr
Cloverley Hall, Calverhall (1950s demolished), photo on lostheritage.org.uk	Cloverley Hall, Calverhall  (1950s demolished),  photo on lostheritage.org.uk	Cloverley Hall, Calverhall (1950s demolished), photo on lostheritage.org.uk
Glen Andred, Groombridge, East Sussex, 1867,  photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk	Greenham Lodge,  Greenham, 1979-83, photo by Stephen Richards,  geograph.org.uk	Lodge near Broomfields,  1879, photo by Stephen Richards, geograph.org.uk	Lodge near Broomfields, 1879,  photo by Stephen Richards,  geograph.org.uk
Hitherbury House, photo on hitherburyhouse.co.uk	Hitherbury House,  photo on hitherburyhouse.co.uk	Hitherbury House,  photo on hitherburyhouse.co.uk	Hitherbury House,  photo on hitherburyhouse.co.uk
Lowther Lodge Kensington,  print 1875,  The Building News	Kentish Town Police Station, photo by Julian Osley  on geograph.org.uk	Hopedene Surrey.  Pen and ink rendering, 1874, Image friendsofsdarch.photoshelter.com	Kate Greeway's Home,  photo on periodpaper.com
Richard Norman Shaw (1831-1912) House of Bethany,  St Clement's Gardens,  Hamilton Close, Boscombe,  Bournemouth, Dorset photo by Alwyn Ladell on flickr	Richard Norman Shaw (1831-1912)  House of Bethany, St Clement's Gardens,  Hamilton Close, Boscombe, Bournemouth, Dorset photo by Alwyn Ladell on flickr	Richard Norman Shaw (1831-1912)  House of Bethany,  St Clement's Gardens,  Hamilton Close, Boscombe,  Bournemouth, Dorset photo by Alwyn Ladell on flickr	Richard Norman Shaw (1831-1912) House of Bethany,  St Clement's Gardens, Hamilton Close,  Boscombe, Bournemouth, Dorset  photo by Alwyn Ladell on flickr
Richard Norman Shaw (1831-1912),  West House, completed 1876, Campden Hill Road W8,  Kensington, London,  photo by Jamie Barras on flickr	Merrist Wood House, 1877, photo by Alan Hunt on geograph.org.uk	Richard Norman Shaw,  Bryanston, 1889-94,  Photo by David Nicholls on flickr	Richard Norman Shaw, Bryanston,  Photo by David Nicholls on flickr
Richard Norman Shaw, 64 & 64a Pall Mall SW1  (completed 1883),  St James's, London, photo by Jamie Barras on flickr	Richard Norman Shaw,  72 Cadogan Square SW1,  completed 1878, Knightsbridge, London, photo by Jamie Barras on flickr	Richard Norman Shaw,  170 Queen's Gate SW7  (completed 1889),  South Kensington, London., photo by Jamie Barras on flickr	Richard Norman Shaw, 196 Queen's Gate SW7  (completed 1876),  South Kensington, London., photo by Jamie Barras on flickr
Shaw, Design for the Hallams, nr Shamley Green, Surrey	Shaw, The Hallams, Surrey (Muthesius)	Shaw, The Hallams, Surrey,  (Muthesius)
The Hallams, photo on demalletmorgan.com	The Hallams, photo on demalletmorgan.com	The Hallams,  photo on demalletmorgan.com	The Hallams, photo on demalletmorgan.com
The Hallams,  photo on demalletmorgan.com	The Hallams, photo on demalletmorgan.com	The Hallams, photo on demalletmorgan.com
The Hallams,  Wonersh, Surrey, 1894-1895, photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk	The Hallams, Wonersh, Surrey, 1894-1895,  photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk	The Hallams, Wonersh, Surrey, 1894-1895,  photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk	The Hallams, Wonersh, Surrey, 1894-1895,  photo on artandarchitecture.org.uk
Walton House, image on nataliavogeikoff.com	Walton House, Chelsea, 1885,  photo by Julian Osley on geograph.org.uk	Willesley, Cranbrook, Kent,  photo on victorianweb.com	Willesley, Cranbrook, Kent,  photo rightmove.co.uk
Western lodge, Tittenley Lodges,  JThomas. geograph.org.uk	Eastern lodge, Tittenley Lodges,  JThomas. geograph.org.uk	West Lodge, Madresfield Court,  photo by Philip Halling  on geograph.org.uk
Saint Agnes' Vicarage,  Buckingham Avenue, Sefton Park,  Liverpool, built between 1885 and 1887  photo on ipernity.com, (A Buildings Fan)	Saint Agnes' Vicarage, Buckingham Avenue, Sefton Park,  Liverpool, photo on ipernity.com,  (A Buildings Fan)	Saint Agnes' Vicarage , Buckingham Avenue,  Sefton Park, Liverpool, built between 1885 and 1887,  on ipernity.com (A Buildings Fan)

Shaw, 170 Queen's Gate,  The Studio, vol.7, 1896, p.101	Shaw, 6 Ellerdale Road, The Studio, vol.7, 1896, p.102
Shaw, Dawpool, The Studio, vol. 7, 1896, p.107	Shaw, Dawpool, The Studio, vol.7, 1896, p. 107	Shaw, Dawpool, The Hall, vol.7, 1896, p.106	Shaw, Dawpool, The Hall, vol.7, 1896, p.108
Shaw, Dawpool, The Studio, vol. 7, 1896, p.104	Shaw, Dawpool, Dining room, The Studio, vol.7, 1896, p.105	Shaw, Dawpool, Gazette des beaux-arts,  1886, p.457	Shaw, Dawpool, Gazette des beaux-arts, 1886, p.99
Shaw, Frognal Priory, The Studio, vol. 7, 1896, p.99	Shaw, 6 Ellerdale Road,  Hampstead, The Studio, vol. 7, 1896, p.102	Shaw, 6 Ellerdale Road,  Hampstead,  The Studio, vol. 7, 1896, p.103	Shaw, Lowther Lodge, Kensington, The Studio, vol.7, 1896, p.27

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Works by Richard Norman Shaw in the Royal Academy of Arts Collection

Clock House,  No.8 Chelsea Embankment,  London, 1878,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Design for Clock House,  No.8 Chelsea Embankment,  London, November 1878, image on royalacademy.org.uk	Design for Clock House,  No.8 Chelsea Embankment,  London, 1878,  image on royalacademy.org.uk
Design for Clock House,  No.8 Chelsea Embankment,  London, 1878,  Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk	Design for Clock House,  No.8 Chelsea Embankment,  London, November 1878,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Design for Clock House,  No.8 Chelsea Embankment, London,1878,  Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk
Eagle Wharf, Narrow Street,  Limehouse, London, perspective of front to River Thames, c. 1862-63, Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk	East Combe, 44 West  (now Westwood) Hill,  Sydenham, London, 1891,  Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Farnham Bank,  Castle Street, Farnham, Surrey,  perspective of street front, c. 1867,  Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Farnham Market Hall,  Farnham, Surrey,  perspective, c. 1864, Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk
Frognal Priory, Frognal,  Hampstead, London, perspective of entrance and garden fronts  c.1882, Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk	Warehouse,  Lower Thames Street, London,  perspective sketch  Signed and dated 8 March 1871,  Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Harperbury, Radlett, 1871, Garden front,  Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Harperbury, Radlett, 1871, Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk
Hopedene, Holmbury St Mary, Surrey, perspective of garden front, Published 8 May 1874, Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk	Houndswood, Radlett, perspective sketch of entrance front,  Signed and dated 31 January 1871,  Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Leyswood, Groombridge, c. 1868, Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Leyswood, Groombridge,  Sussex, south elevation and two sections, 1868, image on royalacademy.org.uk
New Zealand Chambers, Nos. 34-35 Leadenhall Street, London,  perspective of street front, 1873, image on royalacademy.org.uk	Nos. 9-11 Chelsea Embankment,  London, front elevation, 2 February 1880,  Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Nos. 9-11 Chelsea Embankment,  perspective of street fronts, c. 1880,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Parsonage at Pateley Bridge, Yorks,  perspective sketch, October 1865,  Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk
Richard Norman Shaw,  Design for Pierrepont,  Frensham, Surrey, 1875, Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Richard Norman Shaw,  Design for the Bishop's House,  5 Kennington Park Place,  London, 1894,  Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Richard Norman Shaw,  Design for The Hallams, nr. Shamley Green, Surrey, 1894,  Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Richard Norman Shaw, Design for The Hallams,  nr. Shamley Green, Surrey, 1894, The Builder, 5 May 1906,  Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk
Stable offices, Leyswood,  Groombridge, Sussex, c. 1868,  Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk	The Three Gables,  6 Fitzjohn's Avenue, Hampstead, 1881,  Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Richard Norman Shaw,  Design for Walhampton House,  nr. Lymington, Hampshire, 1883, Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Richard Norman Shaw, Design for West House, 118 Campden Hill Road, Kensington,  London, 1878, Royal Academy of Arts, image on royalacademy.org.uk
Richard Norman Shaw,  Preliminary design  for Cookridge Convalescent Hospital,  Leeds, Yorkshire,  perspective sketch, 1867, image on royalacademy.org.uk	Richard Norman Shaw, The Three Gables, 6 Fitzjohn's Avenue,  Hampstead, London, c.1882, Royal Academy of Arts Collection, image on royalacademy.org.uk	Richard Norman Shaw,  Unexecuted design for a town hall  and police station, Bromley, Kent, c.1863,  Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk
Richard Norman Shaw, Unexecuted design for a town hall  and police station,  Bromley, Kent, c.1863, Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Richard Norman Shaw,  Unexecuted design for a town hall and police station,  Bromley, Kent, c.1863,  Royal Academy of Arts,  image on royalacademy.org.uk	Richard Norman Shaw,  Unexecuted design for a town hall and police station,  Bromley, Kent,  image on royalacademy.org.uk

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Richard Norman Shaw, House at Dawpool,
Walter Shaw Sparrow, Our homes and how to make the best of them, 1909, p. 153

Shaw, Bryanston (Muthesius)
Link > Wikipedia

Shaw, Bryanston, photo by David Nicholls on flickr

Shaw, Bryanston, photo by David Nicholls on flickr

Shaw, Bryanston, photo by David Nicholls on flickr

Shaw, Dawpool near Birkenhead (Muthesius)
built in 1882–86, demolished in 1927
Link > Wikipedia
Link > http://oldwirral.net/thurstaston_dawpoolhall.html

Shaw, Dawpool, photo on lostheritage.org.uk
built in 1882–86, demolished in 1927

Shaw, Dawpool, Thurstaston, photo on lostheritage.org.uk
built in 1882–86, demolished in 1927

Shaw, Lowther Lodge. Kensington Gore, London,
photo on victorianweb.org.uk

Shaw, Lowther Lodge, The Saloon,
The Studio, vol. 7, 1896, p.27

Shaw, House at Hampstead,
Walter Shaw Sparrow (ed.), The Modern Home, p. 106

Shaw, Design for Preen Manor House, Shropshire, 1871

Shaw, Entrance Lodge,
from MODERN COTTAGE ARCHITECTURE, EDITED BY MAURICE B. ADAMS, 1904

Shaw, House in London, 1883,
from The American Architect and Building News, December 21, 1883

Shaw, Kate Greenaway's Home, 39 Frognal Hampstead London

Shaw, Queen's Gate,
Hermann Muthesius, Das englische Haus, p.124

Shaw, Queen's Gate,
Hermann Muthesius, Das englische Haus, p.125

Parr's Bank, 20-26 Castle Street, Liverpool, Merseyside,
Richard Norman Shaw with Willink and Thinknesse,
 image on Historic England

Bedford Park. Shaw house types arranged on a typical avenue.
The Building News, 21 December 1877.

Link > Wikipedia

Link > http://www.wikiwand.com/en/Richard_Norman_Shaw

Link > Wikipedia (de)

Link > www.victorianweb.org/victorian/art/architecture/normanshaw/index.html

Link > http://archiseek.com/tag/richard-norman-shaw (Images)

Link > Flickr images tagged Norman Shaw (Photos)

Link > https://www.flickr.com/groups/norman_shaw_architect/pool (Photos)

Link > www.flickr.com/photos/costi-londra (Photos on flickr)

Link > www.essential-architecture.com

Link > Bedford Park: R. Norman Shaw, Set on Flickr by Steve Cadman (Photos)

Link > Bedford Park: R. Norman Shaw and others, photos by Jamie Barras on flickr (Photos)

Link > www.royalacademyprints.com

Link > http://www.ipernity.com

Link > http://www.lostheritage.org.uk/houses/lh_cheshire_dawpool.html (Dawpool, demolished 1927)

Link > Britannica Architecture: New Zealand Chambers (Wikipedia)

Link > Frognal Priory, Hampstead, image on http://www.royalacademyprints.com

Link > https://thecountryseat.org.uk

Link > http://www.artandarchitecture.org.uk (Photos)

Link > https://www.geograph.org.uk (Photos)

Link > https://www.google.com (Photos)

Photographs, drawings, perspectives and other design patterns
at the Royal Institut of British Architects Drawings and Photographs Collection.
Images can be purchased.
The RIBA can supply you with conventional photographic or digital copies
of any of the images featured in RIBApix.

Link > RIBApix (all Shaw Images)

Selected RIBA Shaw Images:

- 1 St James's Street, London

- (Former) Bedford Park Stores, Bath Road, Bedford Park, Turnham Green, London

- The Tabard, Bath Road, Bedford Park, Turnham Green, London

- Albion House (White Star Building), 30 James Street, Liverpool (1)

- Albion House (White Star Building), 30 James Street, Liverpool (2)

- Grim's Dyke, Wealdwood Road, Harrow, London: perspective view of the rear facade

- Marconi House (former Gaiety Hotel and Restaurant), Strand / Aldwych, London: the south elevation on the Strand (1)

- Marconi House (former Gaiety Hotel and Restaurant), Strand / Aldwych, London: the south elevation on the Strand (2)

- Marcus Stone's house and studio, 8 Melbury Road, Kensington, London

- New Scotland Yard, Victoria Embankment, London: the North Building with the South Building on the far left

- Semi-detached villas in Bedford Park, Turnham Green, London: elevations and plans

- Shaw House, Princess Elizabeth of York Hospital for Children, Banstead Wood, Surrey

- Shaw's Bank, Castle Street, Farnham, Surrey: perspective view

- 11 Melbury Road, Kensington, London

- 11 Melbury Road, Kensington, London: street front

- 170 Queen's Gate, Kensington, London (1)

- 170 Queen's Gate, Kensington, London (2)

- 180 Queen's Gate, Kensington, London

- 185 Queensgate, Kensington, London

- 196 Queensgate, Kensington, London

- Alliance Assurance Company building, 1 St James's Street, London

- 18 Hyde Park Gate, Kensington, London

- Boldre Grange, near Lymington, Hampshire

- Bryanston, Dorset: the entrance front

- Bryanston, Dorset: the garden front

- Chelsea Embankment, London, seen from Battersea Park

- Cheyne House, Chelsea Embankment, London

- Cragside, Rothbury, Northumberland

- Delahay House, Chelsea Embankment, London

- Glen Andred, Groombridge, East Sussex

- Glen Andred, Groomsbridge, East Sussex: the entrance front

- Glen Andred, Groombridge

- Glen Andred, Groombridge, East Sussex: the garden elevation

- Grim's Dyke, Stanmore, London

- Lowther Lodge, Kensington Gore, London: the garden front

- Marcus Stone's house and studio, 8 Melbury Road, Kensington, London

- New Scotland Yard, Victoria Embankment, London

- New Scotland Yard, Victoria Embankment, London: the North Building (1)

- New Scotland Yard, Victoria Embankment, London: the North Building (2)

- New Zealand Chambers, 34 Leadenhall Street, City of London

- Piccadilly Hotel, Piccadilly, London

- Pickards Rough, Sandy Lane, Guildford, Surrey

- Pierrepont, near Frensham

- Severn House, 42 Netherhall Gardens, Hampstead, London

- St Agnes's Vicarage, Buckingham Avenue, Liverpool

- Swan House, 17 Chelsea Embankment, London

- The Three Gables, 6 Fitzjohn's Avenue, Hampstead, London: street front

- Town houses, Cadogan Square, Knightsbridge, London

- Wispers, Stedham

- Richard Norman Shaw's house, 6 Ellerdale Road, Hampstead, London

- Richard Norman Shaw's house, 6 Ellerdale Road, Hampstead, London: the dining room

- Richard Norman Shaw's house, 6 Ellerdale Road, Hampstead, London: the breakfast room

- Richard Norman Shaw's house, 6 Ellerdale Road, Hampstead, London: the living room

References:

     Peter Davey, Arts and Crafts Architecture: The Search for Earthly Paradise,
                           Architectural Press, London 1980.
     Link > Chapter 4 : Lamplighters, pp.30-45 (Chapter about Webb and Shaw) PDF