1790 Five Orders Architecture VIGNOLA Italian ART Michelangelo RARE French ed

The most successful architectural textbook ever written!

A rare printing of Vignola’s ‘Five Orders of Architecture’ Giacomo da Vignola was perhaps the most important 16^th-century architects. Originally printed in 1562, ‘Regola,’ as it is often called, was successful mainly due to its effectiveness in teaching. It was designed to aid builders and designers in the realization of their architectural projects. It focuses on all five of the major orders (or styles) of architecture – Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, Tuscan, and Roman. (Fabrizio)

This 18^th-century French edition includes 84 impressive architectural engravings and features a short treatise on stone cutting and carpentry, as well as lessons on the work of Vignola by Claude Delagardette.

Item number: #14634

Price: $950

VIGNOLA, Giacomo Barozzi da

Regles des cinq ordres d'architecture

Paris : Chez Jean, rue de Beauvais, [ca.1790].

Details:

·       Collation: Complete with all pages

o   ‘Regles des cinq ordres d'architecture’

§  58 plates

o   ‘Leçons Élémentaires des Ombres…’

§  29, [3]

§  26 plates (includes frontis)

·       References: Fabrizio, Classici che Hanno, 107;  Cicognara 417;

·       Language: French

·       Binding: Leather; tight & secure

·       Size: ~9.5in X 7.5in (24cm x 19cm)

·       Also includes a fascinating handwritten manuscript at the end of the work regarding fortifications

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