St Paul's Cathedral: Sir Christopher Wren by Mr. Vaughan Hart

St Paul's Cathedral: Sir Christopher Wren

St Paul's Cathedral is known as Sir Christopher Wren's masterwork, combining Renaissance and Baroque elements with a geometric form. It is a celebration of the refinement of the Vitruvian Orders and testimony to Wren's capacity to utilize traditional Gothic and Renaissance building methods within his own re-examination of architectural practice based on empirical reasoning and his mathematical knowledge.

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1995, Phaidon Press

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St Paul's Cathedral: Sir Christopher Wren (Architecture in Detail)

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1995, Phaidon Press
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ISBN-13: 9780714829982
Pages: 60
Publisher: Phaidon Press
Published: 1995
Language: English
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1995, Phaidon Press

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St Paul's Cathedral: Sir Christopher Wren

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1995, Phaidon Press
Trade paperback, Very Good

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ISBN: 0714829986
ISBN-13: 9780714829982
Pages: 60
Publisher: Phaidon Press
Published: 1995
Language: English
Alibris ID: 13896916802

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Used-Very Good. Undoubtedly Wren's masterwork, combining Renaissance and Baroque elements within a powerful geometric form. It bears testimony to Wren's capacity to utilize traditional Gothic and Renaissance building methods within his own re-examination of architectural practice. Excellent Condition.