A Complete Body of Architecture: Adorned with Plans and Elevations, from Original Designs. By Isaac Ware ... In which are Interspersed Some Designs of Inigo Jones, Never Before Published

T. Osborne and J. Shipton, 1756 - 748 Seiten

Of the materials used in building	39

Of the various kinds of Tiles	116

Of Oak The telling ſeaſoning	119

Of ſeveral kinds of Timber worthy SECTION I Of the Orders in general	129

Of the various kinds of Sand	132

The Introduction	143

Of the	149

Of the three original	153

Of decorating the compartments	494

Of decorating the compartments	500

Of finiſhing the pannels	506

Of the shape of the compartments	510

Of the proper kinds of ornament	516

Of the appropriation of the materials	557

Of the kinds of marble moſt fit	565

Of a chimneypiece with figures	565

Of the drapery	570

A chimneypiece with fingle Doric	579

Of the materials for this chimney	584

Of the upper work	591

Of the ornaments	597

Of a marine chimneypiece	603

Of a chimneypiece for a room	609

BOOK III	620

Of the Tuſcan order	628

Of the form and covering of arches	665

Of the conſtruction of this chim	669

Of a Corinthian front	678

Of falfe reaſons for this practice	684

Of the neceffity of the practice	689

212	701

Of the height of windows	718

Of farther improvements	722

215	724

439

Of decorating the ſpaces

Titel	A Complete Body of Architecture: Adorned with Plans and Elevations, from Original Designs. By Isaac Ware ... In which are Interspersed Some Designs of Inigo Jones, Never Before Published
Autor/in	Isaac Ware
Verlag	T. Osborne and J. Shipton, 1756
Original von	British Library
Digitalisiert	7. Nov. 2017
Länge	748 Seiten

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Of the baſe for the Doric order	158

Of the Doric architrave	165

Of the pedestal appropriated to	172

Of the Ionic Capital	180

Of the entire entablature in the Ionic	185

Of the Ionic pedestal	191

Of the Corinthian architrave	258

Of the Corinthian pedestal 209 VIII Of the general proportions in	266

C	383

Of the general uſe of the Tuſcan VI Of the use of the more elegant orders	403

Of the internal diviſion and dif	408

Of a houſe with Ionic columns	413

Of the elevation	419

XII	450

Of decorating the orders for doors	455

Of the plainer windows for a prin	461

The groundplan of the edifice Chap	468

rating their rooms	470

Of fuiting the ornaments to	477

The introduction	484

Of placing the circular and elliptical	490