Architectural rendering and classic orders / compiled from manuscripts furnished by James Hall, J.F. Copeland, William R. Ware ; 287 illustrations, 37 in colors.

Title & Author:

Architectural rendering and classic orders / compiled from manuscripts furnished by James Hall, J.F. Copeland, William R. Ware ; 287 illustrations, 37 in colors.

Publication:

Scranton, Pa. : International Textbook Co., 1926.

Description:

338 pages in various pagings, [101] leaves of plates : illustrations (some color) ; 23 cm

Series:

International library of technology ; 153B

Notes:
"This book ... is made up of instruction papers, or sections, used in courses of instruction for students of the International Correspondence Schools"--Preface
Elements of pen-and-ink rendering -- Rendering with pen and brush -- Elements of water-color rendering -- Rendering in water-color -- The American Vignola.

Subject:

Architectural rendering.
Pen drawing Technique.
Brush drawing Technique.
Watercolor painting Technique.
Drawing Technique.
Architecture Orders.
Architecture Details.
Rendu d'architecture.
Dessin à la plume Technique.
Dessin au lavis Technique.
Aquarelle Technique.
Dessin Technique.
Architecture Ordres.
Architecture Détails.
renderings (drawings)
architectural orders (assembly and style)

Added entries:

Hall, James.
Copeland, J. F.
Ware, William R. (William Robert), 1832-1915.
International Correspondence Schools.
International library of technology ; 153B.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 271446
Call No.: BIB 204591
Status: Available

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