The rules of the five orders of construction after J. Barozzio of Vignola
Tétar van Elven discusses Vignola's five orders of construction, illustrated with drawings. | In 1848, Tétar van Elven wrote a translation of Vignola's book, illustrated with drawings. The fact that Vignola was still popular around 1850 indicates that classical authorities were still completely respected in architectural education. Also published in 1851 was the third edition of J. van Straaten's De Vignola der ambachtslieden. A copy is in the university library in Delft.
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The rules of the five orders of construction after J. Barozzio of Vignola
Tétar van Elven discusses Vignola's five orders of construction, illustrated with drawings. | In 1848, Tétar van Elven wrote a translation of Vignola's book, illustrated with drawings. The fact that Vignola was still popular around 1850 indicates that classical authorities were still completely respected in architectural education. Also published in 1851 was the third edition of J. van Straaten's De Vignola der ambachtslieden. A copy is in the university library in Delft.
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building orders
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De regelen der vijf bouw-orden naar J. Barozzio van Vignola
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The rules of the five orders of construction after J. Barozzio of Vignola
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IV, 134 p., 72 bl.
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