The Brochure Series of Architectural Illustration, volume 01, No. 02, February 1895.
The Brochure Series of Architectural Illustration, volume 01, No. 02, February 1895.
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Therefore it is valuable in making a sketch toput on it some of the measurements; and freehand sketches withmeasurements marked on them have a value in giving absolute scale.
"The back of a photograph is a very convenient place on which to makenotes of the building itself, in regard to color, material, suggestedchanges, etc. , and will be very useful in recalling the building tomemory.
"Measuring buildings and drawing them out to scale is solidarchitectural work, and nothing else can take its p...lace. It gives arealization of the actual size and appearance of things, and brings tonotice the stone-jointing, sections of mouldings, vaulting, roofing, andconstruction in general. Measured work must be done very accurately, orelse the results have no more value than approximate measures onsketches.
"The drawing should be made exactly as the building exists, without anychange or improvement, or else the drawing will lose a great deal of itsvalue as a basis for study. Many of Letarouilly's are nearly valuelessas data for study because he has improved on the original, and thus hisdrawing does not represent the building as it actually exists.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore it is valuable in making a sketch toput on it some of the measurements; and freehand sketches withmeasurements marked on them have a value in giving absolute scale.
"The back of a photograph is a very convenient place on which to makenotes of the building itself, in regard to color, material, suggestedchanges, etc. , and will be very useful in recalling the building tomemory.
"Measuring buildings and drawing them out to scale is solidarchitectural work, and nothing else can take its p...lace. It gives arealization of the actual size and appearance of things, and brings tonotice the stone-jointing, sections of mouldings, vaulting, roofing, andconstruction in general. Measured work must be done very accurately, orelse the results have no more value than approximate measures onsketches.
"The drawing should be made exactly as the building exists, without anychange or improvement, or else the drawing will lose a great deal of itsvalue as a basis for study. Many of Letarouilly's are nearly valuelessas data for study because he has improved on the original, and thus hisdrawing does not represent the building as it actually exists.
What to read after The Brochure Series of Architectural Illustration, volume 01, No. 02, February 1895.?
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