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Nov 2005

The National Trust Manual of Housekeeping

Chapters authored and co-authored by Trevor Proudfoot on the conservation of plasterwork, stone and plaster ornamental - internal, stone and garden ornament, floors, polychrome, sculpture and surfaces, and ceramics and mosaics.

Feb 2005

Stone Age - Gardens Illustrated Magazine

The recreation of an 18th-Century garden meant a great deal of hard and rewarding work for landscape architects, garden designers and stonemasons alike at Castletown Co, Eire.

Spring 2005

Waltham Abbey - The Journal of Ecclesiastical Architects & Surveyors Association

The Conservation and Resoration of Vandalised Objects.

Spring 2005

Tackling Selby Abbey’s Magnificent Seven - Church Building Magazine, Issue 88

End in sight for phase 3 repairs to the north choir, Selby Abbey, bays 1-3.

Dec 2004

Natural Stone Awards article - Natural Stone Specialist Magazine

Craftmanship Award for Garden Statuary - Castletown House, Co Tipperary, Ireland.

Autumn 2001

A Chip off the Old Block - The National Trust Magazine

Article on the Carving of Lord Cobham: Only the head and hand of this statue survived. This is the story of its re-creation.

Spring 2001

Decorative Lime Plaster - Cathedral Books, Special Report

Article by Trevor Proudfoot.

Autumn 1999

Mighty Aphrodite - The Independent Saturday Magazine

For centuries its streets and monuments slept beneath the orchards and pastures of a Turkish farming village. Today, high in the Anatolian mountains, the lost city of Aphrodisias is slowly being unearthed to reveal the last great flowering of classical sculpture.

Year: 1996

Dictionary of Art - Published by MacMillan

Chapters by Trevor Proudfoot - Conservation of Plaster, Conservation of Plaster, Conservation of Stone and Uses & Conservation of Artificial Stone. Also chapter co-authored with Tim Lees - Techniques of Stone Carving.

Nov 1994

Garden Statuary - The Building Conservation Directory, Historic Special Report No.2, Garden Landscapes.

Fine statuary forms a key element in garden landscape but it is vulnerable to decay, demanding sensitive care and conservation..