Greetings_107
a) digital copy The reason I chose this page is that it is the very first page of the main text. The reason I chose this page is that it is a folded page which should be shown as an opened format so that it is plausible for one to see the whole information of…
Greetings_293
XU Sining, 21-945-480, 293 Ps. This book is not assigned to any of the groups, therefore I numbered it after the last book.
Greetings_100
I choose the first page because it consists two different materials, paper and threads, giving this page a special character. When man cover the knot on the left side with hand, the threads on the right side seems just like usual colourful lines drawn on the paper. But they are actually threads going through the…
Greetings_75
Alessandro Pompei: Li cinque ordini dell’architettura civile di Michel Sanmicheli I chose this page because of the beautiful illustration of the Doric order. I chose this page because of the very detailed graphics about the Doric order. The book is way thinner than I expected but still magnificent! The paper has a very special quality…
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Xiaomin Tian: This page caught my eyes at first glance, this complicated drawing and design belong to my favorite type of collum, the Corinthian. I think the cornice fits with the rest of the collum in a perfect way. This picture compares two cornices/columns with very similar designs and structures. It is very interesting for…
Greetings 20
Very fancy images and nice layouts
Greetings 20
Pierre le Muet Manière de bien bastir pour toutes sortes de personnes
Greetings_23
Archisesto-Ottavio Revesti Bruti Both drawings are representing an entrance (doric style) which shows on the right side a more “simple” outline of the drawing where on the left side a more fine and detailed version is found. Also the book like the pictures itself are very fragile which shows the time and history it went…
Greetings: Trattato di Teofilo Gallaccini sopra gli errori degli architetti
Fine detail and great condition, shows differences of dorian, corinthian, toscanan, ionic and composite orders in greek and roman temples.