| Drawing - 1906 - 412 pages
...the instances where he has chosen to deviate from the original. The three order plates from Vigilola may be considered as ''key-plates'' showing the proper...attained a very high degree of perfection. In the loth century, however, the study of ancient literature brought about an intellectual reaction which... | |
| Drawing - 1906 - 410 pages
...sixteenth century, the first—possibly better described as a thinker and analytic theorist—residing in Rome; while Palladio worked in the north of Italy...France) attained a very high degree of perfection. Tn the 15th century, however, the study of ancient literature brought about an intellectual reaction... | |
| Frank Chouteau Brown - Architecture - 1906 - 522 pages
...the Roman originals, they are carried out in as close an approximation to the spirit of Roman work ns would be possible at any later date, but differ radically...Ages and lasted until the 15th century, but during tbis time a new civilization was developing and producing an architecture, which in certain countries... | |
| American School (Lansing, Ill.) - Architectural drawing - 1906 - 414 pages
...serve, or of the nature of the materials used in them; others have been evolved by the artistic gen i us of different peoples, and have gradually been perfected...disappearance of Greek and Roman architecture during several centimes. This period is called the Middle Ages and lasted until the 15th century, but during this... | |
| 1913 - 510 pages
...Bramante, Architect Showing Renaissance use of Doric Order in a circular temple with domed lantern above. j STUDY OF THE ORDERS. THE ROMAN ORDERS. Introduction....France) attained a very high degree of perfection. Tn the loth century, however, the study of ancient literature brought about an intellectual reaction... | |
| Architecture - 1916 - 464 pages
...maile in the sixteenth century from the thenImiUinjpi mnl n-iuaniH of Roman work, and each of thea* orders was intended to become a "type-form," or composite...France) attained a very high degree of perfection. Tn the 15th century, however, the study of ancient literature brought about an intellectual reaction... | |
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