Cambridge Papers
Cambridge Papers
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This building is described as " a very beautiful and most commodious model, " but it strikes the ordinary layman as poor in design, and I do not think that all Wren's genius could have made it other than unsatisfactory. Why it was rejected we do not know, but few will doubt that the decision was wise.
Wren's second or alternative design, which was adopted, shows a lofty oblong room about one hundred and fifty feet long by thirty-eight feet broad supported on a colonnade. Several of his drawings... for this were engraved for the Architec- tural History of Cambridge by Willis and Clark, but the photographic reproductions of the originals some with Wren's notes attached which are now avail- able have an interest of their own. A careful study will show details which were subsequently modified. The present library was placed to the west of the CH. Viii. ] CAMBRIDGE PAPERS 153 court as then built, and the rows of chambers on each side were extended to meet it. It is well-known that the shelves, cases, benches, tables, and book-rests now used were designed by Wren, and his drawings for them are reproduced in this series of photographs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This building is described as " a very beautiful and most commodious model, " but it strikes the ordinary layman as poor in design, and I do not think that all Wren's genius could have made it other than unsatisfactory. Why it was rejected we do not know, but few will doubt that the decision was wise.
Wren's second or alternative design, which was adopted, shows a lofty oblong room about one hundred and fifty feet long by thirty-eight feet broad supported on a colonnade. Several of his drawings... for this were engraved for the Architec- tural History of Cambridge by Willis and Clark, but the photographic reproductions of the originals some with Wren's notes attached which are now avail- able have an interest of their own. A careful study will show details which were subsequently modified. The present library was placed to the west of the CH. Viii. ] CAMBRIDGE PAPERS 153 court as then built, and the rows of chambers on each side were extended to meet it. It is well-known that the shelves, cases, benches, tables, and book-rests now used were designed by Wren, and his drawings for them are reproduced in this series of photographs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W W Rouse Walter William Rouse Ball to read onlineMoreLess
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