An inspiring compilation for historians and metalworkers, this volume features architectural details in a broad range of styles from a variety of sources. Selected from a rare French multi-volume publication, it features the finest examples of classic European ironwork. In addition to its value as... read more
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An inspiring compilation for historians and metalworkers, this volume features architectural details in a broad range of styles from a variety of sources. Selected from a rare French multi-volume publication, it features the finest examples of classic European ironwork. In addition to its value as a resource for architectural historians and metalworkers, this collection offers artists and crafters high-quality, royalty-free artwork. Designs include ornamented grilles, railings, panels, gates, and balconies. An accompanying CD-ROM features each image from the book.
Reprint of Matériaux et documents d'architecture, de sculpture, et des touts les arts industriels, c. 1915.
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