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Behind Bars: The Hidden Architecture of England's Prisons by Allan Brodie, Jane Croom and James O. Davies impressionism The introductory essay by MelBehind Bars: The Hidden Architecture of England's Prisons by Allan Brodie, Jane Croom and James O. Davies 4to. pp. ix, 97. profusely illustrated. paperback (fine condition). [Swinton]: English Heritage, [1999]. ISBN 10: 1873592396 ISBN 13: 9781873592397 ________________________________________________________________________________________________ Behind Bars offers a glimpse of this hidden world of England's prisons' with examples taken from the