This 1991 first US edition hardcover published by Rizzoli is in Very Good (VG) condition, complete with its original, glossy dust jacket showing only light edge wear and minor shelf rubbing. The burgundy cloth boards are clean, the square spine remains tight with bright gilt lettering, and the internal pages are crisp and clean. The primary defect keeping this copy from a higher grade is a neat, non-authorial ink inscription on the front endpaper dated 1997.

John Nash: A Complete Catalogue 1752–1835 is the definitive, comprehensive survey of the architecture, town planning, and landscape designs of one of Britain's most influential Regency-era architects. Featuring an introduction by distinguished architectural historian Sir John Summerson, Michael Mansbridge’s work thoroughly details nearly 300 of Nash's projects—ranging from iconic London landmarks like Regent Street, Cumberland Terrace, and Trafalgar Square to country houses, picturesque villas, and castles. The monograph brings Nash's extensive legacy to life by combining superb modern photographs of his surviving masterpieces with archival drawings, historical sketches, and old photographs of buildings that have since been demolished.

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