A Treatise on Civil Architecture, in which The Principles of that Art Are liad down, and Illustrated by A great Number of Plates, Accurately Designed, and Elegantly Engraved by the Best Hands, published 1759

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Medium

2nd part of 2 in 1 vol: ill: 50 etching and engravings after Chambers, James Gandon, and Giovanni Battista Cipriani, engravers include Francis Patton (16), Pierre Fourdrinier (12), Edward Rooker (7), Peter Mazell (5), Charles Grignion (4), TobiasMiller (4), Ignace Fougeron (1)

Dimensions

page size: 53.2 x 35.6 cm (20 15/16 x 14 in.)

Credit Line

Mark J. Millard Architectural Collection

Accession Number

1983.49.16.b

Artists / Makers

Edward Rooker (artist) British, 1711 - 1774

Peter Mazell (artist) Irish (?), active 1761/1797

Charles Grignion (artist) British, 1717 - 1810

Francis Patton (artist) British, active 1754/1764

Tobias Miller (artist) British, active 1759/1778

Ignace Fougeron (artist) British, died c. 1760

Pierre Fourdrinier (artist) French, c. 1720 - 1758

William Chambers (author) Scottish, 1723 - 1796

James Gandon (artist after) British, 1742 - 1823

Giovanni Battista Cipriani (artist after) Italian, 1727 - 1785

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Provenance

Bookplate of Robert Shafto, Benwell; bookplate of William Adair; Mark J. Millard, New York; purchased by NGA, 1983.

Associated Names

Adair, William
Millard, Mark Jacob
Shafto, Robert