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ANDREA PALLADIO (1518-1580). I Qvattro Libri dell' architettura, Domenico de`Franceschi, Venedig 1570.

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ANDREA PALLADIO (1518-1580). I Qvattro Libri dell' architettura, Domenico de`Franceschi, Venedig 1570.

Fint exemplar med fyra delar i en volym. Graverade titelplanscher med arkitektonisk uppbyggnad, 221 planscher i träsnitt av Giovanni och Cristoforo Chrieger, Cristoforo Coriolano efter Andrea Palladio. Sannolikt samtida helband i papp. Folio, 36 x 27 cm.

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Printing and the Mind of Man, Wiebenson, Architectural theory and Practice.

Övrig information

First edition of the most influential architectural book in the Western World.
Palladio's lasting influence on architectural style in many parts of the world was exercised less through his actual buildings than through his textbook. This is divided into four sections: orders and elementary problems, domestic building, public building and town planning and temples. Palladio's work saw no less than 50 editions in the century that followed this first edition. I quattro libri was used extensively by architects, builders and teachers, but also by visitors to Rome as a kind of architectural guidebook.
The Quattro Libri exerted an astonishing impact on the architects and architecture of the centuries following its publication, and made Palladio the most imitated architect of all time.