Architectural drawing and draughtsmen
A 1912 survey of architectural draughtsmanship by the English architect Reginald Blomfield, published by Cassell in London and New York for architects and students. Plates reproduce pen-and-wash studies of arcades, domes, coffered vaults and cartouche-framed facades, many in high-contrast halftone; useful for classical ornament, hatched line textures and sketch-stage perspective construction.
