Isaac Ware

British, 1704 - 1766

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The Plans, Elevations, and Sections; Chimney-Pieces, and Cielings [sic] of Houghton in Norfolk;

Isaac Ware, Pierre Fourdrinier · published 1760 · 1 vol: ill: 28 engravings by Fourdrinier and Ware after designs by Ware, Kent, and Thomas Ripley ·  Accession ID  1985.42.3

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The Plans, Elevations and Sections, Chimney-pieces and Ceilings of Houghton in Norfolk; Built by the Rt. Honourable Sir Robert Walpole...The Whole Designed by Thomas Ripley Esqr., Delineated by Isaac Ware and William Kent Esqrs. and Most Elegantly Engraved by the Ingenious Mr. Fourdrinier. With A Description of the House and of the Elegant Collection of Pictures

Isaac Ware · published 1760 · 1 vol: ill: ·  Accession ID  1985.61.2753

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A Complete Body of Architecture Adorned with Plans and Elevation from Original Designs...In which are Interpreted Some Designs of Inigo Jones never before Published

Isaac Ware · published 1756 · 1 vol: ill: ·  Accession ID  1985.61.2752

Isaac Ware, Andrea Palladio, The First Book of Andrea Palladio's Architecture. Treating of the Five Orders; and What is most necessary in Building. Correctly drawn from his Original Work, publish'd by himself at Venice, Anno 1570. And accurately engraved by I. Ware., published 1742, bound volume with etched and engraved frontispiece by Isaac Ware after William Kent plus 30 engravings (all full-page, versos blank) by Ware and letterpress text, Mark J. Millard Architectural Collection, 1983.49.55

The First Book of Andrea Palladio's Architecture. Treating of the Five Orders; and What is most necessary in Building. Correctly drawn from his Original Work, publish'd by himself at Venice, Anno 1570. And accurately engraved by I. Ware.

Isaac Ware, Andrea Palladio · published 1742 · bound volume with etched and engraved frontispiece by Isaac Ware after William Kent plus 30 engravings (all full-page, versos blank) by Ware and letterpress text ·  Accession ID  1983.49.55

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The Four Books of Andrea Palladio's Architecture: Wherein, After a short Treatise of the Five Orders, Those Observations that are most necessary in Building, Private Houses, Streets, Bridges, Piazzas, Xisti, and Temples are treated of.

Isaac Ware, Andrea Palladio · published 1738 · 4 parts bound in 1 vol: ill: 4 engraved title pages plus 206 engravings (all full-page, versos blank, part 1 plates printed in brown), unsigned ·  Accession ID  1983.49.50