The architecture of the renaissance in Italy : a general view for the use of students and others
A survey of Italian Renaissance building by Glasgow architect William J. Anderson, issued by Batsford in London in 1909 as a textbook for architecture students and draughtsmen. Halftone photographs and measured line plates show church facades, palace fronts, arcades, domes, courtyards and doorways, giving designers repeatable classical orders, rusticated wall patterns, window surrounds and plan-and-elevation diagrams.
