Canonic design in English mediaeval architecture; the origins and nature of systematic architectural design in England, 1215-1515.

Main entry:

Morgan, Bernard George.

Title & Author:

Canonic design in English mediaeval architecture; the origins and nature of systematic architectural design in England, 1215-1515.

Publication:

[Liverpool] Liverpool University Press, 1961.

Description:

136 pages illustrations, diagrams, plans 26 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 129-133).
1. The kings' master masons -- 2. The selection of dimensional and proportional data -- 3. Formal characteristics of 'royal' and 'provincial' architecture -- 4. The canonic triangle -- 5. The master mason's square -- 6. King's College Chapel, Cambridge -- 7. The origins of 'regulated' design -- 8. Canonic design in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries -- 9. The royal canon.
Also issued online.

Subject:

Architecture England.
Architecture, Medieval.
Architecture Angleterre.
Architecture médiévale.
Architecture
Architektur
Architecture médiévale Angleterre (GB)
Architecture Dessins et plans.
England
Geometry. Sacred

Holdings:

Location: Library main 44
Call No.: PO16473; ID:87-B18887
Status: Available

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