"A capable, readable life of a man who was arguably less accomplished but inarguably more interesting than his younger contemporary Christopher Wren."
A lively biography of Inigo Jones (1573-1652), "a proud, vain, quarrelsome hypochondriac" who, in his odd moments, designed some of England's most famous buildings.
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