Lib. VII.
Lib. VII is a plate-numbered architectural treatise with engraved plates of classical temple elevations, plans and column details, apparently from a European architecture book of the late eighteenth or early nineteenth century, intended for architects and students. The plates show temple fronts, floor plans with rows of column dots, and measured drawings of capitals and bases, which a designer could use as clean diagrammatic references for grids, column rhythm and classical proportion.
