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A LIST OF BOOKS 
 
 ON THE VARIOUS BRANXHES OF 
 
 ARCHITECTURE and BUILDING, 
 
 PUBLISHED BY 
 
 J. TAYLOR, at the Architectural Library, 
 No. 59, HIGH IIOLBORN, LONDON. 
 
 DOMESTIC AND ORNAMENTAL ARCHITECTURE. 
 
 1 . /% RCHITECTURAL designs for Rustic Cottages, Pic- 
 J^j^ turesque Dwellings, Villas^ Sec. with approprlnte Scenery, 
 
 PJans and Descriptions; to which are prefixed some critical 
 Observations on their Style and Character; and also of Castles, 
 Abbies, and ancient English Houses ; concluding with Practical 
 Remarks on Building, and the Causes of the Dry Rot. By 
 W. F. PococK, Architect. Elegantly engraved on 33 Plates, 
 large Quarto, Price il. lis. 6d. in Boards. 
 
 2. Designs for Lodges and Entrances to Parks, Paddocks, and Plea- 
 
 sure Grounds, in the Cottage, Gothic, and Fancy Styles, with 
 characteristic Scenery and Descriptions in letter-press. By T. D. 
 W. Dearn. On 20 Plates, large Quarto, Price il. i is. 6d. Bds. 
 
 3. Sketches in Architecthre, consisting of original Designs for Cot- 
 
 tages and Rural Dwellings, suitable to Persons of moderate For- 
 tune, and for convenient Retirement; with Flans and appro- 
 priate Scenery to each ; also some general Observations. By 
 T. D. W. Dearn, Architect to His Royal Highness the Duke of 
 Clarence. Elegantly engraved on 20 Plates, large Quarto, Price 
 il. 7s. in Boards. 
 
 4. Designs for Villas and other Rural Buildings. By Edmund 
 
 AiKiN, Architect, with Plans and ELxplanations. Together 
 with an introductory Essay, containing Remarks on the pre- 
 vailing Defects of Modern Architecture, and an Investigation 
 of the Style best adapted to the Dwellings of the present Time. 
 On 31 Plates, large Quarto, il. lis. 6d. Boards. 
 
 5. A Series of Designs for Villas and Country Houses ; adapted 
 
 with Economy to the Comforts and to the Elegancies of Modern 
 Life; with Plans and Explanations to each ; to which is pre- 
 fixed, an Essay on Modern architectural Taste. By C. A. 
 Bushj, Architect. Elegantly engraved on 24 Plates, larg» 
 Quarto, il. 5s. Boards. 
 
 6. Plans, Elevations, and Sections of Hot Houses, Green-Houses, 
 
 an Aquarium, Conservatories, &r. recently built in different 
 Parts of England, for various Noblemen and Gentlemen. By 
 G. ToD, Surveyor and Hot-House Builder. Including a Hot- 
 House and a Green- House in Her Majestv's Gardens at Frogmorc. 
 On 27 Platey, elegantly colomed, with proper Descriptions, 
 (Folio.) 2I. 12s. 6(1. in Boards. 
 7. Plans and Views of Buildings executed in England and Scotland 
 ill the Castellated and other Stylos. By R. Lugar, Architec-t. 
 
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s BoQks pullislied hy J. TAYLOR, High Hollorn, 
 
 On 32 Flatcs Royal Quarto, with descriptive Letter-press. 
 2I. 2s. in Boards. 
 
 ^. Liigar's Country Gejilleman s Arcliitect, containing a Variety 
 ot Designs for Farm Houses and Farm Yards of different Mag- 
 nitudes, arranged on the most approved Principles for Arable, 
 Grazing, Feeding and Dairy Farms, with Plans and Sections, 
 shewing at large the Construction of Cottages, Barns, Stables, 
 Feeding Houses, Dairies, Brewhonse, 8cc. with Plans for Stables 
 and Dog-kenncls, and some Designs for Labourers' Cottages and 
 small Villas. The whole adapted to the Use of Country Gen- 
 tlemen about to build or to alter. On 21 Plates, with full Ex- 
 planations to each. Quarto, il. 5s. in Boards. 
 
 9. Lugar's Architectural Sketches, for Cottages, Rural Dwellings, 
 and Villas ; with Plans ; suitable to Persons of genteel Life and 
 moderate Fortune ; preceded by some Observations on Scenery 
 and Character. On 38 Plates, Quarto. Boards il. iis. 6d. 
 
 10. HandaU's Designs for ViWas, Casinos, Maniions, Lodges, and 
 Cottages, in the Grecian, Gothic, and Castle Styles ; engraved 
 in Aquatinta, on 34 Plates, folio, 2!. I2s. 6d. — The same on 
 Imperial Folio Paper, 3I. 13s. 6d. 
 
 11 . Gyfford's Designs for Svna.]\ Picturesque Cottages, Hunting Boxes, 
 
 Park Entrances, &c. Part L On 20 Plates, Quarto, il. is. 
 Boards, 
 
 12. Gyfford's Designs for Elegant Cottages, and small Villas, in Per- 
 spective, with General Estimates. Part n. on 26 Plates, Quarto, 
 il. IIS. 6d. Boards. 
 
 13. Flaw's Sketches for Country Houses^ Villas , and Rural Dwell' 
 ijigs; calculated for Persons of moderate Income, and for com- 
 fortable Retirement. Also some Designs for Cottages, which 
 may be constructed of the simplest Materials ; with Plans and 
 general Estimates. On 42 Plates, Quarto, il. iis. 6d. in Boards. 
 
 14. Flaw's Ferme Ortiee, or Rural Improvements, a Series of De- 
 signs, suited to Parks, Plantations, Rides, Walks, Rivers, 
 Farms, &c. consisting of Fences, Paddock House, a Bath, 
 Dog-kennels, Pavilions, Farm-yards, Fishing-houses, Sporting 
 Boxes, Shooting-lodges, Single and Double Cottages, &c. cal- 
 culated for Landscape and Picturesque Effects. On 38 Plates, 
 with appropriate Scenery, Plans, and Explanations. Quarto. 
 In Boards, il. lis. 6d. 
 
 15. Flaw's Rural Architecture, or Designs from the simple Cottage 
 to the decorated Villa, including some which have been exe- 
 cuted. On 62 Plates, with Scenery, half bound, 2I. 2s. 
 
 16. Laing's Hints for Divellings, consisting of Origihal Designs for 
 Cottages, Farm-houses, Villas, &c. plain and ornamental ; in- 
 cluding some Designs for Town- houses. On 34 Plates, Quarto, 
 il. 5«. in Boards. 
 
 17. Soane's Sketches for Cottages, Villas, &c. with their Plans and 
 appropriate Scenery j to which are added six Designs for improv- 
 
Books published hj J. TAYLOR, High Holhorn, 3 
 
 ing and emlellishing Grounds, with Explanations. On 54 
 Plates. Folio. 2I. 12s. 6d. half bound. 
 
 18. Soaues Plans, Elevations, and Sections of Buildings, executed 
 in the Counties of Norfolk, Sutlolk, York, Wilis, Warwick^ 
 Stafibrd, Somerset, &cc. On 47 Folio Patps. 2I. 12s. 6d. 
 
 19. Plans, Elevations, a;2<fS'e'r//o7/f of Noblemen's and Gentlemen's 
 
 Houses^ Stabling, Bridges, 6cc. By James Paine, Architect. 
 2 Vols. 176 large Folio Plates. 81. 8s. half bound. 
 
 20. An Essay on British Cottage Architecture, exemplified by 
 fourteen Designs, with their Plans, &c. on 23 Plates. By James 
 Malton. Quarto. Boards, il. iis. 6d. 
 
 21. Miller's Designs for Cottages, Farm-houses, Country-houses, 
 Lodges for Park Entrances, and wooden Gates, with Plans of 
 the Offices. On 32 Quarto Plates. Sewed, los. 6d. 
 
 22. A Series of Plans, Jor Cottages or Halitationsjor the Lalovrery 
 with Calculations of Expcnces. By the late Mr. J. IVood, of 
 Bath. 30 l^hites. Large Quarto, il. is. 
 
 23. Crunden's Convenient and Ornamental Architecture. Original 
 Designs ; calculated both for Town and Country. On 70 Cop- 
 per-plates. 16s. Boards. 
 
 24. Middletons Architect and Builder s Miscellajnj. Designs for 
 
 Country and Town Houses, Temples, Bridges, Lodges and 
 Gate«, 8cc. On 60 Plates, coloured. Octavo, il. is. bound. 
 
 25. Middleton s Designs for Gates and Rails, suitable to Parks, Plea- 
 sure Grounds. Balconies, &c. On 27 Plates. Octavo, 6s. 
 
 26. Decorations for Parks and Gardens, Designs for Temples, 
 
 Prospect Towers, Cattle Sheds, Ruins, Bridges, Green-houses, 
 &c. Also a Hot-house, and Hot-wall. On 55 Plates. Octavo. 
 I OS. 6d. sewed. 
 
 27. Soane's Desi'^ns for Temples, and other Buildings, for deco- 
 rating Pleasure-grounds. On 38 Plates. Octavo ; sewed, 63. 
 
 28. Grotesque Architecture. Plans, and Elev;itions for Huts, Her- 
 mitages, Chinese, Gothic, and Natural Grottos; many of which 
 mav be executed with Flints, irregular Stones., rude Branches 
 and Roots of Trees ; 28 Designs. By IF. fp'right. Octavo ; 
 sewed, 4s. 66. 
 
 29. Desgndetz's Antiquities of Rome. 2 vol. large Folio. 137 Plates, 
 61. iOs. 6d. half bound. 
 
 30. The New Fitrnvius Britannicus ; consisting of Plans and Ele- 
 vations of modern Buildings, public and private, erected by 
 the xuost celebrated ArciJiitecls. On 142 Plates. By G. Richard- 
 507Z, Architect. 2Vols. Imperial Folio, half bound, ill. iis. 
 
 31. C//a???^e/-5'5 Designs for Chinese Buildings, &c. bds. il. lis. 6d. 
 
 32. Ornamental Designs after the Manner of the Antique, by G. 
 
 Smit/i, Royal Quarto, on 43 Plates, Price 2I. 2s. in Boards. 
 
 33. Pergolesi's Ornaments in the Etruscan and Grotesque Styles. 
 Large Folie. 5I. 5s. Beards, 
 
 i- • .i-AlMJ&X'L- 
 
4 Books pullished hy J. TAYLOR, High Hollorn. 
 
 34. The Rudiments of Ancient Architecture; containing an Histo- 
 rical Account of the Five Orders, with their Proportions, and 
 Examples of each from Antiques ; calculated for the Use of 
 those who \Wsh to attain a summary Knowledge of the Science 
 of x\rchitecture ; with a Dictionary 01 Ternv^ ; illustrated with 
 II Plates. Octavo; Boards, 8s. 
 
 35. Designs for the Decoration of Rooms, in the various Styles of 
 
 modern Embellishment; with Pilasters and Frizes at large. On 
 20 Folio Plates, drawn and etched by G. Cooper, Draftsman and 
 Decorator, il. is. 
 
 36. A Collection of Designs for Modern Embellishments, suitable 
 to Parlours, Dininc^ and Drawing Rooms, Folding Doors, 
 Chimney Pieces, Varandas, Frizes, Sec. By C. A. Bushy, 
 Architect. Neatly engraved on 25 Plates, 15 of which are 
 elegantly coloured- Price il. iis, 6d. 
 
 37. A Collection of Antique Vases, Altars, Patera, Tripods, Can- 
 delabra, Sarcophagi, Sec. from various Museums and Collec- 
 tions. Engraved in outline on 170 Plates. By Henry Moses, 
 With Historical Essays. 3I. 3s. half bound, small 4to.j and on 
 large fine Paper 5I. 5s. in extra Boards. 
 
 PRACTICAL ARCHITECTURE. 
 
 1. Observations on the Design for the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 
 
 as executed in the Year 1812; accompanied by Plans, Eleva- 
 tions, and Sections of the same, engraved on Eighteen Plates. 
 By Benjamin iVyatt, F. S. A. Architect. Royal Quarto. 
 2I. I2S. 6d Boards. 
 
 2. Nic'io!soji's Carpenter's Neiu Guide; a complete Book of Lines 
 
 for Carpentry and Joinery, treating fully on Practical Geo- 
 metry, Soffits, Lines for Roofs and Domes, with a great Variety 
 of Designs for Roofs, Trussed Girders, Floors, Domes, Bridges. 
 &c. Stair-cases and Hand-rails of various Constructions. The 
 whole founded on true Geometrical Principles; the Theory and 
 Practice well explained and fully exemplified on 84 Copper- 
 plates; including some Practical Observations and Calculations 
 on the Strength of Timber. Sixth Edit, enlarged. 4to. il. is, 
 
 3. Nicholson's Carpenter and Joiner's Assistant', containing Prac- 
 
 tical Rules for making all Kinds of Joints, and various Methods 
 of Hingeing them together; for fitting up Windows and Shut- 
 ters to answer various Purposes, with Rules for hanging them; 
 for constructing Roofs in the best Manner from a given Quantity 
 of Timber ; for placing of Bond-Timbers ; with a new Scheme 
 for constructing Stairs and Hand-rails, &c. &c. To which are 
 added. Examples of various Roofs executed, with the Scantlings 
 from actual Measurements; with Rules for Mortices and Tenons, 
 and for fixing Iron Straps, Sec. Also Extracts from M. Belidor, 
 
Books pullished ly J. TAYLOR, High Hollurn. 5 
 
 M. du Hamel, M. deBuffon, Sec. on the Strength of Timber, 
 with practical Observations, Illustrated with 79 Plates, and co- 
 pious Explanations. ANewEdit. revised. Quarto, il. is. bound. 
 
 4. Nicholson's Student's Instructor, in drawing and working the Five 
 
 Orders of Architecture. On 41 Plates, Octavo. — A new Edi- 
 tion, corrected and augmented, los. 6d. bound. 
 
 5. Mechanical Exercises ; or, the Elements and Practice of Car- 
 
 pentry, Joinery, Bricklaying, Masonry, Slating, Plastering, 
 Painting, Smithing, and Turning. Containing a full Descrip- 
 tion of the Tools belonging to each Branch of Business, and 
 copious Directions for their Use: with an Explanation of the 
 Terms used in each Art; and an Introduction to Practical 
 Geometry. Illustrated by 39 Plates. By Peter Nicholson. 
 Octavo. i8s. Boards; 21s. bound. 
 
 6. Langley's Builder's Complete Assistant, or a Library of Arts 
 
 and Sciences. Exemplified on 77 large Quarto Plates. 2 Vols. 
 Royal Octavo. Bound, 15s. 
 
 7. Lo;?|^/e2/'iGothic Architecture improved, 64 Plates, Quarto. 15s. 
 
 8. Richardson' s Fancy Capitals and Frizes from the Antique. 15s. 
 
 9. Designs for Momiments, including Grave-Stones, Wall-Pieces, 
 
 and Tombs, Quarto. 16s. 
 
 10. Elevation and Plan of Blackfrlars' Bridae. 5s. 
 
 11. Plans, Elevations, and Sections of the Machines and Centering 
 used in erecting Blackfriars Bridge. By R. Baldwin. On 
 Seven large Plates. los. 6d. 
 
 12. The Bricklayer's Guide to the Mensuration of all Sorts of 
 Brick- work, accordm'g to the London Practice-, with Obser- 
 vations on the Causes and Cure of smoky Chimnies, the For- 
 mation of Drains, and the best Construction of Ovens to be 
 heated with Coals. Also a Variety of practical and useful 
 Information on this in)portant Branch of the Building Art. 
 Illustrated by various Figures and N'ne Copper-plates. By 
 T. JV. Dearn, Architect. Octavo. 7s. Boards. 
 
 13. Aikin's Essay on the Doric Order, illustrated by Figures of the 
 principal antique F^xamples, drawn to one Scale, on 7 Plates. 
 Imperial Fulio, il, 5s. Boards. 
 
 14. Essays of the London Architectural Society, with Plates, Oc- 
 tavo. I'art I. 7s. — Part TI. 8s. 6d. in Boards. 
 
 15. Modern Finishings for Rooms ; a Series of Designs for Vesti- 
 bules, Halls, Stair Cases, Dressing Rooms, Boudoirs, Libra- 
 ries, and Drawing Rooms ; with their Doors, Windows, 
 Chimney-pieces, and other Finishings, to a large Scale; and 
 the several Mouldings and Cornices at full Size: showing their 
 Construction and relative Proportions. To which are added, 
 some Designs for Villas and Porticos, with the Rules for draw- 
 ing the Columns, &c. at large. The whole adapted for the Use 
 and Direction of every Person engaged in the practical Parts of 
 Building. By PF. F. Pocoek. On 86 elegant Quarto Plates. 
 Price 2I. 2s. bound. 
 
6 Books published by J. TJYLOR, High Holborn. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 1. A Treatise on Painting, by Leonardo da Vinci. Translated 
 from the oriiiinal Italian, and digested under proper Heads, by 
 J, F. R'igaud, Esq. R. A. Illustrated with 23 Copper-plates and 
 other Figures. Octavo. 9s. 6d. in Boards; royal Paper, 13s. 6d. 
 
 2. A Treatise on the Teeth of Wheels^ Pinions, <^c. demonstrating 
 the best Forms which can be given them for the various Purposes 
 of Machinery; such as Mill-work, Clock-work, Sec. and the 
 finding of their Numbers. Translated from the French of M, 
 Camus, with Additions. Octavo. Fifteen large Plates. Price 
 I OS. 6d. Boards. 
 
 3. Smeaton's Experiments on Under-shot and Over-shot Water 
 
 Wheels, &c. Octavo. With Five Plates. Boards, los. 6d. 
 
 4. Venturi's Experimental Enquiries concerning theMotionof Fluids. 
 
 Octavo. Two Plates. 4s. 
 
 5. Practical Essays on Mill-Work, and other Machinery, mecha- 
 
 nical and descriptive. By Robertso7i Buchanan, Civil Engineer. 
 
 I. On the Shafts of Mills, their Description and Use; with 
 the Kinds of Stress to which they are subject, and an Inquiry 
 into their Stiffness, Durability, and Proportion; with useful 
 Tables, and 4 plates. 7s. Boards. 
 
 II. On Couplings of Shafts, &c. On Disengaging and Re- 
 engaging Machinery in Motion, &c. On equalizing the Mo- 
 tion of Mills. On the Velocity of Water Wheels. On 
 changing the Velocity of Machinery ; and on the Framing 
 of Mill- work. With 15 Plates. 12s. Boards. 
 
 6. Dr. Brook Taylor's Principles of Linear Perspective. Octavo, 
 
 With 13 Quarto Plates. New Edition. Price 14s. Boards. 
 
 7. Tables for the Purchasing rf Estates, Freehold, Copyhold, or 
 
 Leasehold, Annuities, 8cc. and for the renewing of Leases held 
 under Cathedral Churches, Colleges, or other Corporate Bo- 
 dies, for Terms or Years certain, and for Lives ; together with 
 several useful and interesting Tables, connected with the Sub- 
 ject. Also the Five Tables of compound Interest. By IV, 
 Inivood, Architect and Surveyor. In small 8vo. for a Pocke^ 
 Book. 7s. Boards. 
 
 TAYLOR'S BUILDER'S PRICE BOOK, 
 
 CORRECTED. 
 
 Containing a correct List of the Prices allowed by the most eminent 
 Surveyors in London, to the several Artificers concerned in 
 Building, with the Journeymen's Prices affixed to each Article. 
 To which are added a Variety of important Memorandums and 
 Tables, useful to every Person concerned in Building, Esti- 
 mating, or Valuing, now first selected and composed for this 
 Work. — By an Eminent Surveyor. — 35, 6d. sewed. 
 
Books puOlished ly J. TAYLOR, High Hollorn. 7 
 
 GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. 
 
 This Day is prihlished, neatly engraved on 61 Plates, QuartOf 
 Price il. 2s. in Boards, on Demy ; and on Imperial Paper 3/. 3s. 
 Boards ; to range with Briltoiis Architectural Antiquities and 
 Cathedrals j 
 
 SPECIMENS 
 
 OF 
 
 GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE, 
 
 CONSISTING OF 
 
 DOORS, WINDOWS, BUTTRESSES, PINNACI*ES, &c. 
 WITH THE MEASUREMENTS ; 
 
 Selected from ancient Buildings at Oxford, &c, 
 
 DRAWN AND ETCHED ON SIXTY-ONE PLATKS, 
 
 By F. MACKENZIE and A. PUGIN. 
 
 2. An History of the Origin and Estallishmeni of Gothic Architec- 
 ture; comprehending also an Account from his own Writings 
 of Caesar Cassarianus, the first professed Commentator on 
 Vitruvius, and of his Translation of that Author; an Investiga- 
 tion of the Principles and r»roportion of that Style of Architecture 
 called the Gothic. By John Sidney Hawkins, F. A. S. Royal 
 Octavo, illustrated with Eleven Plates. Price i8s. in Boards. 
 
 3. An Historical Survey of the Ecclesiastical Antiquities of France^ 
 with a View to illustrate the Rise and Progress of Gothic Archi- 
 tecture in Europe. By the late Rev. G. D. IFhittington. With a 
 View of the Facade of the Cathedral Church at Rheims. Royal 
 8vo. i2s. Boards. 
 
 4. A Treatise on the Ecclesiastical Architecture of England, during 
 the middle Ases, with 10 illustrative Plates. By the Rev. J, 
 Milner, D. D". F. S. A. Royal Octavo. 15s. 
 
 5. Observations on English Architecture, Military, Ecclesiastical, 
 an<l Civil, compared with similar Buildings on the Continent; in- 
 cluding a critical Itinerary of Oxford and Cambridge ; also histo- 
 rical Notices of stained Glass, ornamental Gardeumg, 8cc. with 
 chronological Tables, and Dimensions of Cathedrals and Conven- 
 tual Churches. By the Rev. James Dallauay, M. B. F.S. A. 12s. 
 
 6. Essays on Gothic Architecture. By the Rev. T- Warton, Rev, 
 J. Bentham, Captain Grose, and the Rev. J. Milner, with 12 Plates 
 of Ornaments, Sec. calculated to exhibit the various Styles of dif- 
 ferent Periods. The third Edition: with a List of the Cathedrals 
 ©fEnaland and their Dimensions. Octavo. los. 6d. in Boards. 
 
8 Books published ly J. TAYLOR, High Holhorn, 
 
 7. Specimens of Gothic Ornaments^ selected from the Parish Church 
 ofLavenham, in SuflTolk. On 40 Plates. Quarto. i8s. 
 
 8. PlanS) Elevations, Sections and Views of the Church at Batalha 
 in Portugal. To which is prefixed an introdLictory Discourse on the 
 Prinx;iples of Gothic Architecture. By James Afurphj/. Imperial 
 Folio, with 27 elegantly engraved Plates. 4I. 143. 6d. half bound. 
 
 ^. A JVest Elevation of York Minster, elegantly engraved by Land- 
 seer, from a Drawing by J. Malton. 15s. Size 27 by 20. 
 
 10. An Essay on the Origin, History, and Pririciplcs of Gothic 
 Architecture. By Sir James Hall, Bart. Imperial Quarto, illus- 
 trated by 60 elegant Plates in outline. Price 5I. 5s. Boards.- 
 
 11. The Architectural Antiquities of Great Britain, represented and 
 illustrated in a Series of Views, Elevations, Plans, Sections, and 
 Details, of various ancient English Edifices, with historical and 
 descriptive Accounts of each. By John Britton, F. S. A. 4 
 Vols. Quarto, with 278 elegant engraved Plates, 21 1. in Boards, 
 and on large Paper 32I. 
 
 12. An Historical and Architectural Essay relating to Redclifle 
 Church, Bristol, illustrated with 12 Engravings of Plans, Views, 
 and Details, with an Account of the Monument?, and Anecdotes 
 of eminent Persons connected with the Church. Royal Octavo, 
 i6s.; Medium Quarto, il. 4s.; and Imperial Quarto, il. us. 6d. 
 
 N.B. The Quarto sizes wiil range with the Architectural Antiquities. 
 
 13. The Cathedral Antiquities of Englajid, or an Historical, Ar- 
 chitectural, and Graphical Illustration of the English Cathedral 
 Churches. By Jehn Britton, F. S. A. Of this work, one Part, 
 containing 6 or 7 Plates, will be published every three Months, 
 Price i2s. Medium Quarto; and on Imperial Quarto, il. 
 
 N. B. Salisbury Cathedral is completed in 5 Parts, and Norwich 
 Cathedral in 4 Parts. — Winchester Cathedral is now publishing. 
 
 FURNITURE DRAWINGS. 
 
 A Collection of Designs for Household Furniture and interior 
 Decoration, in the most approved and elegant Taste, viz. — Cur- 
 tains ; Draperies; Beds; Cornices; Chairs and .Sofas for Par- 
 lours, Libraries, Drawing Rooms, Sec; Library Fauteuils ; Seate; 
 Ottomans ; Chaises Longue ; Tables for Libraries, Writing, Work, 
 Dressing, Sic. ; Sideboards ; Celerets ; Bookcases ; Screens ; 
 Candelabri ; Chiffoniers; Commodes; Pier Tables; Wardrobes; 
 Pedestals ; Glasses ; Mirrors ; Lamps ; Jardiniers, he. : with 
 various Designs for Rooms, Geometrical and in Perspective, 
 shewing the Decorations, Adjustment of the Furniture, See. also 
 some general Observations. By George Smith. Engraved on 
 158 Plates, with Explanations in Letter-press. Royal Quarto.. 
 Price, in Boards, 4I. 14s. 6d. and elegantly coloured, 7I. 17s. 6d. 
 
Books piiUished hj J. TAYLOR, Ilit^h Holborn. 
 
 This Day is pulihhed, in Imperial Folio, Price yl. "Js. in Boards, 
 
 THE 
 
 FOURTH VOLUiME 
 
 OF THE 
 
 ANTIQUITIES OF ATHENS, 
 
 MEASURED AND DELINEATED 
 
 Bij JAMES STUART, F. R. S. and F.S.A. and 
 NICHOLAS REFETT, Painters and Architects; 
 
 EDITED BY 
 
 JOS. WOODS, Architect. 
 
 Printed for J. TAYLOR, at the Architectural Library, 
 No. 59j High Holborn, London. 
 
 This volume contains 88 Plates, besides 15 Vignettes, engraved by 
 the best artists, uniformly with the preceding volumes; together 
 with historical and descriptive accounts of the several subjects: 
 also a Portrait of Mr. Reveti', from a picture painted by himself, 
 and engraved in the line manner, by Isaac Taylor, .and Memoirs 
 of the Lives of the Authors. 
 
 Messrs. Stuart and Revett being detained at Venice, in their 
 way to Athens, made an excursion to Pola, where they passed three 
 months in measuring the subjects, and in making the drawings, 
 which are now submitted to the public; and which formed a part of 
 their original scheme of publication. 
 
 The admiration with which these remains of antiquity have al- 
 ways been mentioaed, no less than their intrinsic merits, render it 
 
lo Books published by J. TAYLOR, High Holborn, 
 
 desirable that they should he offered in complete detail to the public, 
 which has by no means been the case in any of the works in which 
 they have hitherto been noticed. The subjects are an Amphitheatre, 
 the temple of Rome and Augustus, and the Arch of the Sergii. 
 
 The Sketch-hooks of Messrs. Stuart and Revett have fur- 
 nished several plates of curious fragments of Ancient Architecture 
 and Sculpture found in the Greek Islands, with Views of Mount 
 Parnassus and the Rock of Delphi. 
 
 The exquisite sculptures which adorned the Temple of Minerva 
 at Athens, have ever been objects of the highest admiration, and 
 are now become particularly interesting, from the circumstance of a 
 larp-e portion of them having arrived in this country, and forming 
 the principal feature of Lord Elgin s Museum Of these beautiful 
 specimens of ancient art, there are Thirty-four Plates, from Draw- 
 incTS by Mr. Pars, representing the entire west frieze of the 
 Cell, with some parts of the north and south sides, and several of 
 the Metopes of the exterior frieze. These, with those already pub- 
 lished in the second volume of this work, exhibit all the sculpture 
 which remained of the Temple at the time (1751) Stuart and 
 Revett were at Athens. Amongst these are Five Plates, showing 
 the state of the sculpture in the Pediments in the year 1683, when 
 visited by the Marquis de Nointel, from copies of the original 
 Drawings in the King's Library at Paris. These valuable documents 
 show the entire composition of the sculpture in the west front. 
 
 The First Three Volumes of The Antiquities of Athens, Sc. may 
 be had, Price 17I. 17s. in Boards. The Third Vol may 
 be had separate to complete Sets, Price 61. 13s. in Boards. 
 These Volumes contain 281 Plates, engraved by the best 
 Artists, of Views, Architectu'-e, Plans, &c. with Letter-press 
 Historical and Descriptive, illustrating, by a research of many 
 years labour and great expense, the purest Examples of 
 Grecian Architecture, many of which no longer exist, and the 
 traces of them can be found only in this Work. 
 Contents of the Three Volumes. 
 
 Doric Portico at Athens, Ionic Temple on the Ilissus, Octagon 
 Tower of Andronicus Cyrrestes, Lanthorn of Demosthenes, 
 Stoa, or Portico at Athens; and a large View of the Acropolis, 
 Temple of Minerva, Temple of Erectheus, Theatre of Bac- 
 chus, Choragic Monument of Thrasyllus, &c. Propylea; and 
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