Character of renaissance architecture
An architectural history by Charles Herbert Moore, published by Macmillan in New York and London in 1905, written for students and readers following the development of Renaissance building in Italy and beyond. The plates are pen-and-ink perspective studies and details of arcades, pilasters, coffered vaults, entablatures and window bays, drawn in fine parallel hatching that a designer can lift as line ornament, borders, or architectural vignettes.
