A collection of the most approved examples of door-ways : from ancient buildings in Greece and Italy, expressly measured and delineated for this work, preceded by an essay on the usages of the ancients respecting door-ways; a new translation of the chapter of Vitruvius on the subject, with the original text taken from an ancient and valuable m.s. in the British Museum; and copious descriptions of the plates
Author:
Donaldson, Thomas Leverton
Publisher:
Donaldson, Thomas Leverton
Publisher:
Bossange, Barthès and Lowell
By Thomas Leverton Donaldson, architect ...
Viii, 47 p, 25 leaves of plates : illus. ; 30 cm
Method of acquisition: Unknown
Production date: AD 1833
Support composed of paper
Accession number: PB 1833.1
Primary reference Number: 98478
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Manuscripts and Printed Books
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