gothic architecture improved rules proportions von langley batty thomas (3 Ergebnisse)

Calf Bound. Zustand: Very Good. Second Edition. [2] pages 64 engraved plates. Rebound in full calf with 5 raised bands, gilt lining, titling. Originally published in 1742 with the title "Ancient Architecture, Restored and Improved etc. "this edition reused the original plates. Harris 410. Some age toning, minor repairs, spotting. [810] Size: 290mm. x 235mm. Book.

Half Calf. Zustand: Very Good. Engraved t.p., [1], 2-7, [8]: 64 plates. Originally published under the title Ancient Architecture Restored and Improved in 1742 but more reissued in an edition of 1747 under the title Gothic Architecture. This late 18th century reissue contains the dissertation on Gothic Architecture from the 1742 issue, which was not in the 1747 edition. Later half calf over brown boards, with 5 raised bands to spine, gilt titling and decoration, some light spotting and age toning, small wormhole to margin of 3 text leaves, Signature of Edward Carolin to title page, possibly the Carpenter/Builder of Dublin. . Harris 411. [792] Size: 300mm. x 250mm. Book.

4to, [2], vii, [1] + 4pp., of publishers' catalogue at end, engraved title and 64 engraved plates by Thomas Langley after Batty Langley ( (numbered I-LXII, A, B), title lightly browned, occasional spotting or age-toning, endpapers renewed, contemporary tree calf, neatly rebacked. First published as 'Ancient Architecture, Restored and Improved' (London: 1742) and re-issued under this title. A pioneering work, simultaneously of the Gothic revival and the Rococo style. Batty Langley (1696-1751) was in no sense a student of genuine medieval style, and instead pursued a wonderfully inventive scheme to fuse the gothic with the classical, creating the five new gothic orders of architecture illustrated in this work. Langley's work has proved immensely influential. Bound in at the rear: An 8 page catalogue of "A Catalogue of Modern Books on Architecture. on sale at Taylor's Architectural Library", c. 1800. Archer 172.3; Harris 411; BAL, 1727.