A history of French architecture, from the reign of Charles VIII till the death of Mazarin
A scholarly survey of French Renaissance and early Baroque building by the English architect Reginald Blomfield, published in London by G. Bell in 1911 for architects, students and historians. Plates reproduce old engravings of châteaux and town houses alongside measured elevations and sections in fine line, useful for facade ornament, window bays, roofscapes and figures in courtyard views.
