The Four Books of Architecture (Dover Architecture)

by Andrea Palladio

Other authorsAdolf K. Placzek (Introduction)

Paperback, 1965

Status

Available

Call number

720

Genres

Publication

Dover Publications (1965), 110 pages

Description

Renaissance architect Palladio was one of the most influential figures the field of architecture has ever produced. Of even greater significance than his buildings is this treatise, one of the most important books in the literature of architecture.

Subjects

Architecture Early works to 1800

Rome Antiquities

Rome Antiquities Early works to 1800

Rome (Italy) Antiquities

Language

English

Original language

English

Original publication date

1570

Physical description

110 p.; 10.9 inches

ISBN

0486213080 / 9780486213088

UPC

800759213085

Other editions

The Four Books on Architecture by Andrea Palladio (Hardcover)

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