Architectural drawing and draughtsmen
Sir Reginald Blomfield's 1912 study of architectural drawing, published in London and New York by Cassell & Company for architects and students of draughtsmanship. The plates reproduce period architectural drawings, perspectives and sections, several of them rotated on the page. Their ruled linework, dense hatching and stone-coursed elevations show how draughtsmen rendered classical structure, and a designer could borrow their line density and tonal shading for architectural illustration.
