The architect, or practical house carpenter : Illustrated by sixty-four engravings, which exhibit the orders of architecture, and other elements of the art, designed for the use of carpenters and builders (1850)
Benjamin, Asher, 1773-1845 · Boston : Benjamin B. Mussey · leaf 94
ening, theyare also more concordant with the walls to which they are attached. Clustered pilasters, or those which have both exterior and interiorangles, with their planes parallel and perpendicular to the front, maybe executed with good effect when the order is plain, as in the Tus-can ; but in… … Tith 3. \ / , I)\ i. /\ / \ Fill. 2.B 2 \ /■ \ 9 \ / 7 /\ /■ \ .1 // \\\ / Fi(l. t.ii \ \ / \ / 1 ^ ^\ / \ / \ fuj.. Ji (—«—2-r
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