Kenneth John Conant
1894
Books
- Vignola, and the little domes of St. Peter's
- The contribution of Archaeology to Architecture
- The history of romanesque Cluny as clarified by excavation and comparisons
- Sketches
- Approach to modern architecture
- Excavations at Cluny
- The background of Byzantine art
- Notes in Architecture 5a, Architecture 5b, Architecture 7, and Architecture 9
- Early examples of the pointed arch and vault in Romanesque architecture
- Mélanges d'histoire et d'archéologie offerts au professeur Kenneth John Conant
- Benedictine contributions to church architecture
- Harvard calendar, 1945
- A second glimpse "inside Cambridge" for the benefit of Cambridge League of Women Voters
- Outline of buildings in Fine arts 143
- The early architectural history of the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
- The first dome of St. Sophia, and its rebuilding
- [Articles on Cluny Abbey
- Kenneth John Conant, 1894-1984
- Arquitectura romanica da Catedral de Santiago de Compostela
- The original building at the Holy Selpulchre in Jerusalem
- Chronological table of ancient, early Christian and Byzantine architecture
- La Chapelle Saint-Gabriel à Cluny
- Novgorod, Constantinople, and Kiev in old Russian church architecture
- "Inside Cambridge" for the benefit of Cambridge League of Women Voters
- Observations on the vaulting problems of the period 1088-1211
- The background of gothic architecture in Benedictine building
- Notes in Fine Arts 4a
- The history of romanesque Cluny as clarified by excavations and comparisons
- Carolingian and Romanesque architecture, 800-1200
- The expression of religion in art - architecture
- Mediaeval Academy excavations at Cluny
- The third church at Cluny
- A radio interview on post-war housing
- Color in architecture
- A third glimpse "inside Cambridge" for the benefit of Cambridge League of Women Voters
- Cluny exhibition, Frances Loeb Library, October 12 to 13, 1972
- Architecture of the Americas, 1953-54
- Maya architecture
- Notes in Fine Arts 3b
- The holy sites at Jerusalem in the first and fourth centuries A.D.
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