Grinling Gibbons & Eng. Wood Cvg. Trad., by Frederick Oughton. 224 Pages. Softbound. This is the study of English woodcarvers and woodcarving from the earliest times to the era of Georgian furniture craftsmen, including Stockett and Revell, the entrepreneurs. But at the center of the study stands Grinling Gibbons, the great stylist who is exemplified by his work at St. Paul's Cathedral and many other historic houses, with a critical discussion of his major pieces, and intimate details of his business life. In addition, the book contains copious illustrated notes on the various ornamental carving styles and unique contemporary documents. The whole work is enhanced by a superb collection of photographs, and is essential reading for any woodworker, carver, historian, or enthusiast of the trade. $45.00 (BK-0754)