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French wood carvings from the National Museum. 1st series, late 15th and early 16th century.
ABC/130 · 1846
Part of Architectural Books Collection
A study of French Wood Carvings from the National Museums (Museums of Science and Art Dublin; South Kensington Museum; Museum of Science and Art, Edinborough; The Art Corporation Galleries, Glasgow), from late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries. It contains a short introduction, texts describing specific examples of wood carving and a series of plates printed in collotype from the photographs specially taken from the carvings direct. The plates illustrate: Gothic Coffers; Gothic Cabinet; Gothic Seat; Gothic Panels; Gothic Chest; Gothic Tracery Door; Gothic Vestibule; Gothic Mouldings and Cupboard Door; Gothic Door; Gothic Retable; Gothic Figure and Canopy; Renaissance Door; Two Renaissance Carved Panels; Two Renaissance Oak Doors; Three Renaissance Carved Oak Fragments. Rowe, Eleanor
The Thirty-five styles of furniture. Furniture Record 1904
ABC/131 · 1904
Part of Architectural Books Collection
An in-depth collection of furniture drawings, in chronological order, from approximately 5000bc to 1900. The hand drawings give an insight to the different styles and types of furniture designs used in each specific period. Drawings included are: Egyptian Period; Grecian Period; Roman Period; Pompeian Period; Byzantine Period; Gothic Period; Moorish Period; Indian Period; Chinese Period; Japanese Period; Italian Gothic Period; Tudor Period; Italian Renaissance Period; Spanish Renaissance Period; Dutch Renaissance Period; German Renaissance Period; Francois I Period; Henri II Period; Louis XIII Period; Elizabethan Period; Jacobean Period; William and Mary Period; Queen Anne Period; Louis XIV Period; Georgian Period; Chippendale Period; Ince and Mayhew Period; Louis XV Period; Hepplewhite Period; Louis XVI Period; Sheraton Period; Adam Period; Empire Period; British New Art Period; L'Art Nouveau Period. Timms, and Webb