Drawings in Greek and Roman architecture / / Antonio Corso.

This book is an essay on architectural drawings of the Greek and Roman world.

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Place / Publishing House:Oxford : : Archaeopress,, [2016]
©2016
Year of Publication:2016
Edition:1st ed.
Language:English
Physical Description:1 online resource (vi, 111 pages) :; illustrations
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Table of Contents:
  • Front Cover
  • Copyright Information
  • Contents
  • Abstract
  • Introduction
  • 1. The treatises written by architects about specific architectural works made by them
  • 2. The illustrations which accompanied the text of the de architectura by Vitruvius
  • 3. Drawings included in handbooks after Vitruvius.
  • 4. Images attached to ancient descriptions of architectures
  • 5. Miniature illustrations in Gromatic treatises.
  • 6. References to architectural drawings in ancient literatures and inscriptions
  • 7. Archaeological evidence of drawings of architectures
  • 8. Conclusions.
  • I. Chronology of the evidence.
  • II. How drawings of architectures looked like.
  • III. Functions of architectural drawings
  • IV. Critical deductions.
  • 9. Catalogue of drawings of architectures in the Greek and Roman world.
  • 1. Drawing from the temple of Athena at Priene from Koenigs (note 109).
  • 2. Drawings from the Didymaion from Haselberger (note 110) .
  • 3. Drawings from the Didymaion from Haselberger (note 110) .
  • 4. Drawings from the Didymaion from Haselberger (note 110) .
  • 5. Drawings from the Didymaion from Haselberger (note 110) .
  • 6. Drawings from the Didymaion from Haselberger (note 110) .
  • 7. Drawings from the Didymaion from Haselberger (note 110) .
  • 8. Drawings from the Didymaion from Haselberger (note 110) .
  • 9. Drawings from the Didymaion from Haselberger (note 110) .
  • 10. Drawings from the Iseum of Philae from Heisel (note 109) .
  • 11. Drawings from the Iseum of Philae from Heisel (note 109) .
  • 12. Drawing from the temple of Horus at Edfu from Heisel (note 109).
  • 13. Drawings from Susa from Heisel (note 109).
  • 14. Drawings from Susa from Heisel (note 109).
  • 15. Drawings from the temple of Mandulis at Bab-al-Kalabsha from Heisel (note 109).
  • 16. Drawings from the temple of Mandulis at Bab-al-Kalabsha from Heisel (note 109).
  • 17. Drawings from Gebel Abu Foda from Heisel (note 109).
  • 18. Drawings from Gebel Abu Foda from Heisel (note 109).
  • 19. Drawing from Meroe from Heisel (note 109).
  • 20. Drawing from the papyrus of Oxyrhynchus 2406 from Haselberger (note 110).
  • 21. Drawing from the papyrus of Oxyrhynchus 4842 from Coulton (note 133)
  • 22. Drawings from Bziza from Heisel (note 109).
  • 23. Drawings from Bziza from Heisel (note 109).
  • 24. Drawings from Baalbek from Lohmann (note 138)
  • 25. Drawings from Baalbek from Lohmann (note 138)
  • 26a. Drawings from Baalbek from Lohmann (note 138)
  • 26b. Drawings from Baalbek from Lohmann (note 138)
  • 27. Drawings from Baalbek from Lohmann (note 138)
  • 28. Drawings from Baalbek from Lohmann (note 138)
  • 29. Drawings from the terrace of the theatre of Pergamum from Heisel (note 109) and Haselberger (note 110).
  • 30. Drawings from the terrace of the theatre of Pergamum from Heisel (note 109) and Haselberger (note 110).
  • 31. Drawings from the court in front of the Mausoleum of Augustus at Rome from Haselberger (note 141).
  • 32. Drawings from the court in front of the Mausoleum of Augustus at Rome from Haselberger (note 141).
  • 33. Drawings from the large Amphitheater of Capua from Heisel (note 109).
  • 34. Drawings from the large Amphitheater of Capua from Heisel (note 109).
  • 35. Drawings from the large Amphitheater of Capua from Heisel (note 109).
  • 36. Drawing from the Amphitheater of Pola from Haselberger (note 110).
  • 37. Drawing from Thysdrus at Bern from Loertscher (note 145).
  • 38. Fragment of marble panel from Via Anicia at Rome from Tucci (note 148).
  • 39. Fragment of marble panel from the Oppius hill at Rome from Meneghini and Santangeli Valenzani (note 148).
  • 40. Marble panel from the Forum of Nerva at Rome, ibidem.
  • 41. Marble panel at Urbino, Lapidario del Palazzo Ducale, and restitution drawing of the represented Mausoleum by Huelsen, ibidem.
  • 42. Marble panel at Urbino, Lapidario del Palazzo Ducale, and restitution drawing of the represented Mausoleum by Huelsen, ibidem.
  • 43. Marble panel of Perugia, Museo Archeologico, and restitution drawing of the represented Mausoleum by Huelsen, ibidem.
  • 44. Marble panel of Perugia, Museo Archeologico, and restitution drawing of the represented Mausoleum by Huelsen, ibidem.
  • 45. Marble panel from Portus, ibidem.
  • 46. Marble panel quondam ad Amelia, ibidem.
  • 47. Drawing restitution of the Severan forma Urbis with the surviving fragments in their original places, ibidem.
  • 48. Marble panel of the Forum of Augustus, ibidem.
  • 49. Plan of Aguntum, from Heisel (note 109).
  • 50. Plan of aqueduct from the Aventinus hill, from Heisel (note 109).
  • 51. Mosaic with drawing of baths from Via Marsala at Roma, from Heisel (note 109).
  • 52. Mosaic with drawing of funerary enclosure from Ostia, from Heisel (note 109).
  • 53. Mosaic with drawing of circus from Luni, House of Mosaics, from Meneghini and Santangeli Valenzani (note 148).
  • 54. Drawing of rotunda from Pompeii, Casa del Citarista, from De Vos (note 155).
  • 55. Drawing of capital from Pompeii, Casa di Cerere, from De Vos (note 156).
  • Back Cover.