Rural architecture in the Gothick taste : being twenty new designs, for temples, garden-seats, summer-houses, lodges, terminies, piers, &c. : on sixteen copper plates : with instructions to workmen, and hints where with most advantage to be erected
A builder's pattern book of twenty designs for garden temples, summer-houses, lodges, piers and seats in the Gothick taste, issued by William and John Halfpenny and sold by Robert Sayer in London in 1752 for craftsmen and estate owners. Engraved elevations pair with hatched ground plans: ogee arches, crocketed finials, latticed piers and pagoda-like canopies, drawn as clean outline suited to vector tracing.
