Why did early modern architects continue copying drawings long after the invention of print should have made such copying obsolete? Carolyn Yerkes answers ...
Continue Reading βIn this enchanting meditation on ruins, Christopher Woodward takes us on a thousand-year journey from the plains of Troy to the monuments of ...
Continue Reading βA remarkable investigation on the exhibitions that have shaped contemporary architecture. The first Venice Biennale of Architecture in 1980 was one of those ...
Continue Reading βFrom the earliest moment of his prolific career to the end of his life, Charles Blanc dedicated most of his intellectual energies to ...
Continue Reading βA physician, physicist, Cartesian, and βModernβ in the famous querelle des Anciens et des Modernes, Claude Perrault acquired architectural immortality with his design ...
Continue Reading βNicolas Le Camus de MΓ©ziΓ¨res (1721βcirca 1793) emerges today as one of the more fascinating and influential architects of the French Enlightenment. Much ...
Continue Reading βMarina Warner begins with the gospels, noting the slight allusions to Mary, and the curious confusions between the two women of that name. ...
Continue Reading βThis book grew out of a series of events organized by Irving Lavin in Princeton to commemorate the three-hundredth anniversary of Bernini’s death. ...
Continue Reading βLives as lived and lives as written are never one and the same. To turn the first into the second one must introduce ...
Continue Reading βThe 2008 exhibition Piranesi. The Print Collection of Ghent University, staged in the Museum of Fine Arts (MSK) of Ghent, Belgium, thematized and ...
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