Architecture: gothic and renaissance
A survey of Gothic and Renaissance building for students and general readers, written by the London architect and teacher T. Roger Smith and published by Scribner and Welford in New York in 1880. The wood engravings are measured elevations, bay sections and details of arcades, tracery and capitals, drawn in fine outline with hatched shading — useful for arch profiles, foliate ornament and modular architectural motifs.
