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Sturgis, Russell (1836–1909)| US architect and architectural critic. He abandoned his architectural practice in 1880 after completing a series of buildings at Yale and became the foremost architectural critic of his day. In periodicals, books, encyclopedia articles and lectures, he championed Louis Sullivan and sparked a national awareness of art and architecture. His monumental four-volume History of Architecture (1906–15) was unfinished at his death. |
| He was born in Baltimore, Maryland. |
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