DESIGNS For The Fountains - 7 Engravings-Böckler Architectura CURIOSA 1664-show original title
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"Entwürfe für Springbrunnen"
7 Kupferstiche, Nürnberg (1664)
aus: Böckler, Georg Andreas: "Architectura Curiosa Nova", Nürnberg (1664)
BlattgrцЯe: je ca. 29 x 20 cm
- teils leicht fleckig und angestaubt, teils mit Randeinrissen (bis ca. 3 cm), teils mit Randläsuren -
“Architectura Curiosa Nova” is a comprehensive overview of the fountains of Europe with an introduction about the technical side of hydraulic engineering. It shows many examples of fountains and the differing effects that can be created by the flow of water through them.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art writes, "The work of Böckler, professional architect and engineer working in Germany, is known only through drawings and references. His career as an architectural theorist, however, is well documented. His subject matter ranged from a translation of Palladio, to fortifications, heraldry, mechanics, and hydraulics. It is the latter that is the subject of this book, which presents a variety of options for the creation of fountains and the different effects that can be produced by manipulating the flow of water. The second half of the volume is devoted to a discussion of notable private residences and their grounds and includes magnificent engraved plates of fountains, grottoes, gardens, flowerbeds, and castles".
Antique engravings from Georg Andreas Böckler's "Architectura Curiosa Nova," 1664.
- Product Code: 2645
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