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Architectural drawing - France - 16th century --- Architectural drawing, Renaissance - France --- Buildings - France - Designs and plans --- Architectural drawing --- Architectural drawing, Renaissance --- Buildings

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Private houses --- Graphic arts --- architectural drawings [visual works] --- Palazzi di Genova --- Rubens, Peter Paul --- Genoa --- Architectural drawing --- Architecture, Renaissance --- Rubens, Peter Paul, --- Criticism and interpretation --- architectuur (bouwwerken) --- grafiek --- 720.945 --- Arts Architecture Italy --- Catalogs --- Italy --- Genoa (Italy) --- 16th century --- Criticism and interpretation. --- burgerlijke architectuur; gebouwen; huisvesting --- Architectural drawing - Italy --- Architecture, Renaissance - Italy - Genoa --- Architectural drawing - 17th century --- Architectural drawing - Netherlands --- Rubens, Peter Paul.

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L'ouvrage étudie la genèse médiévale du dessin d'architecture, entièrement liée à l'émergence du statut moderne de l'architecte, dans son contexte à la fois esthétique et historique. Ce livre retrace le développement du dessin d'architecture depuis le carnet de Villard de Honnecourt jusqu'aux illustrations de Vitruve, aux dessins de Raphaël, de Boullée, de Viollet-le-Duc, et de Théo van Doesburg (extrait de la jaquette)

Art --- Architecture --- Iconography --- Architectural drawing, Renaissance --- Architectural drawing, Medieval --- Architectural drawing --- Dessin d'architecture de la Renaissance --- Dessin d'architecture médiéval --- Dessin d'architecture --- History --- Histoire --- Histoire du dessin --- Histoire de l'architecture --- Traité d'architecture --- Vitruve --- Dessins et plans --- Vitruve, --- Dessin d'architecture médiéval --- Europe --- Dessins et plans. --- Histoire. --- History. --- Architectural drawing - Europe.

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This two-volume catalogue is the second part of the catalogue raisonné devoted to architectural and topographical drawings from the Paper Museum commissioned and collected by Cassiano dal Pozzo (1588-1657) and his younger brother Carlo Antonio (1606-89). The first Part (A.IX), published in 2004, was dedicated to drawings of ancient Roman topography and architecture; this one covers Renaissance and seventeenth-century architectural drawings.These are now divided between the Royal Library at Windsor Castle, the British Museum and numerous other collections. Bringing them together emphasises the range and quality of the collection, and their comprehensive coverage of Renaissance architecture, including churches, palaces, villas and military fortifications, as well as designs for architectural fitments and decorative schemes. Many of these are live project drawings from the hands, workshops or immediate circles of distinguished sixteenth- and seventeenth-century architects, including Raphael, Giulio Romano, Antonio da Sangallo the Younger and Gianlorenzo Bernini. As such they are connected with some of the most important buildings constructed or remodelled during this period, among them St Peter's and St John Lateran in Rome and the princely palaces in Mantua, Piacenza and Granada in Spain. A smaller group of drawings is associated with architectural theory and includes a remarkable series of façade schemes here attributed to Sebastiano Serlio.The introductory essay in Volume One explores the distinctive character of this part of the dal Pozzo collection. It is followed by the catalogue entries, grouped into schemes for whole buildings, with the plans and elevations (or both) of ecclesiastical and secular works arranged according to their location in Italy or, occasionally, France, Spain and elsewhere. Volume Two is principally concerned with architectural fitments, such as church furnishings, doorways and chimneys, as well as painted decorations and carved ornaments. It then moves to military subjects, cataloguing drawings of fortifications, sieges and related subjects, followed by drawings of topographical views and two drawings, omitted in A.IX, of ancient decorative designs.

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This book is an essay on architectural drawings of the Greek and Roman world. The first chapter is focused on the possibility that ancient treatises of architectures were endowed with drawings in order to make clear expositions which sometimes were not easily explainable only with words. Then the drawings which once clarified the treatise of Vitruvius are considered. The problem concerning the possible presence of drawings in post-Vitruvian architectural treatises is also discussed. The issue as to whether descriptive literary compositions sometimes contained illustrations as well is also examined. Then representations of architecture in Roman treatises on divisions of land (the so called gromatic treatises) are considered. The references to architectural drawings in literary and epigraphical testimonia are collected and a catalogue of the surviving Greek and Roman drawings of buildings or of parts of them is given. Thus this research offers all the basic data for the study of an important tool in the context of architecture in antiquity.

Architectural drawing --- Dessin d'architecture --- Architecture grecque --- Architecture, Greek --- Architecture romaine --- Architecture, Roman --- Dessins et plans --- Designs and plans --- Designs and plans. --- Greece --- Rome