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Macdermott, MBiblio.com

Military Architecture Translated from the French of E. Viollet-Le-Duc

George Benson & J England JeffersonBiblio.com

Picturesque York

188650323091084Printed for the Authors by Ben Johnson and Company York 1886. First Edition. Hardcover. Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Contains 31 pages of text and 50 brown and white plates with facing plain pages. Green covers with gilt lettering plain green spine. Lightly rubbed spine-ends and corners end-papers are darkened pages and plates are clean with light foxing along the lower edges of the text pages. The gatherings are stapled rather than sewn and plates 17 and 18 at the centre of a gathering are together detached Plates are: 1 Micklegate Bar; 2 Corner of Mickelgate and Priory Street; 3 Holy Trinity Tower of Priory Street; 4 Trinity Lane; 5 Old Houses corner of St Martin's Lane 1866; 6 Old Houses North Street; 7 Corner of North Street and Tanners' Row; 8 Church of St Martin-le-Grand from the River; 9 North Street Postern; 10 Lendal Tower; 11 St Mary's Tower; 12 St Olave's from the Churchyard; 13 Ingram's Hspital Bootham; 14 Manor House Clifton; 15 St Mary's Tower; 16 Bootham Bar and the Minster; 17 High Petergate; 18 Courtyard of St William's College; 19 Houses in Bedern 1883; 20 College Street; 21 Monk Bar; 22 Old St Maurice's Church; 23 Goodramgate; 24 Holy Trinity Church Goodramgate; 25 Holy Trinity Church West End Interior; 26 Low Petergate; 27 Church Lane Petergate; 28 Corner of Stonegate and Petergate; 29 Stonegate; 30 Stonegate - Half Timbered Houses; 31 Lendal 1883; 32 St Mary's Abbey; 33 Finkle Street; 34 Jubbergate; 35 The Shambles; 36 The Pavement; 37 Lantern Tower All Saints' Pavement; 38 Old Ouse Bridge; 39 The King's Staith; 40 Cumberland House; 41 Friargate 1882; 42 Nun Mill Bishopthorpe Road 1882; 43 Fishergate Postern; 44 Walmgate Bar; 45 Old St Lawrence's Church; 46 Red Tower; 47 Layerthorpe Postern 1829; 48 Fossgate; 49 Chapel in the Merchants' Hall; 50 St Dennis's Church. No dust-jacket. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 50323091084. All our books music and maps are sent by a tracked mail service. This book is heavier than 1kg and may incur additional delivery charges on some delivery services to some locations. Printed for the Authors by Ben Johnson and Company hardcover

Bailgate Books Ltd · Royaume-Uni85,10 £GB≈ 97,17 €

Knight, Richard PayneBiblio.com

An Analytical Inquiry Into The Principles Of Taste. The Second Edition. By Richard Payne Knight Of Downton Castle

1805025175London: T. Payne and J. White 1805. Second Edition . Hardcover. Good. 8 7/16" Tall. Xxiv 470. Ancient Blue Paper Apparently Over Earlier Full Calf Later Paper Spine Paper Label With Handwritten Author And Title And London 1805 Handwritten Below On Spine. A Few Short Pencil Notes On Endpapers No Other Names Or Marks. Quite Worn Frayed And Chipped At Corners. Pages With Light Foxing In Text Block A Few Tiny Spots Otherwise Clean And Crisp Edges Of Page Block Retain Original Polish. Per Wikipedia Richard Payne Knight 1751 - 1824 Of Downton Castle In Herefordshire And Of 5 Soho Square London England Was A Classical Scholar Connoisseur Archaeologist And Numismatist Best Known For His Theories Of Picturesque Beauty And For His Interest In Ancient Phallic Imagery. He Served As A Member Of Parliament For Leominster 1780-84 And For Ludlow 1784-1806. An Analytical Inquiry Into The Principles Of Taste 1805 Was Knight's Most Influential Work In His Lifetime. This Book Sought To Explain The Experience Of 'Taste' Within The Mind And To Clarify The Theorization Of The Concept Of The Picturesque Following From The Writings Of William Gilpin And Uvedale Price On The Subject. Knight's Views On The Aesthetics Of The Picturesque Are Also Formed In Engagement With Edmund Burke's Emphasis On The Importance Of Sensation Which Knight Partly Rejects In Favor Of A Modified Associationism. The Philosophical Basis Of Knight's Theories Have Implications For His Account Of The Relationship Between The 'Beautiful' And The 'Picturesque'. For Knight Aesthetic Concepts Cannot Be Formed Directly From Optical Sensations Because These Must Be Interpreted Within The Mind Before They Can Be Recognized As Beautiful. Thus A Classical Architecture Roman Temple Is Beautiful Because Of The Proportions Of Its Parts But These Proportions Can Never Be Perceived Directly By The Senses Which Will Simply Encounter A Mass Of Confused Impressions. 'Beauty' Is Thus A Product Of Internal Mental Acts. It Is Therefore Proper To Speak Of Moral Mathematical And Other Non-Sensuous Forms Of Beauty Contrary To Burke Hogarth And Others Who Claimed Such Usages Were Metaphorical. In All Cases 'The Particular Object E.G. Proportion Is An Abstract Idea.' <br/> <br/> T. Payne and J. White hardcover

Arroyo Seco Books · États-Unis118,67 $US≈ 100,41 €

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