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Architectural Press is an imprint of Routledge
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This book was supported by a grant from the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts. I would also like to thank the University of Utah for supporting this project through a University Faculty Research Grant and the approval of a sabbatical leave.
I would like to offer my appreciation to the many people who helped prepare this book for publication. This includes the many archivists who sent copies of the illustrations, helped arrange copyright permissions, and graciously accommodated my visits. My thanks goes to the numerous friends and colleagues who provided suggestions and helped me make initial contacts, I truly appreciate your interest in this project. Professor Uchida and the independent researcher So Hatano, of the Tokyo Institute of Technology, were especially helpful in locating images from the historic Japanese architects. To all the contemporary architects who graciously sent their sketches for inclusion in this volume, I offer my appreciation.
I would like to thank the students at the College of Architecture + Planning, University of Utah, who helped me translate correspondence. Ben Lawrence was particularly talented in editing the text for consistency and grammar, thanks for your candid questioning. I would like to recognize the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program students, James Gosney and Antonia Vazquez, who helped begin the initial research of architects and archives.
My heartfelt thanks to my Graduate Assistant, Brenda Roberts, who catalogued research materials, scanned images, coordinated correspondence, reviewed the text, and generally helped in many ways for over a year. I appreciate your cheerful attitude. Thank you for your patience and incredibly charming correspondence.
I would like to thank Dr. Marco Frascari for his insightful advice throughout the years. To my family who always believed in this project, I appreciate your support. Most of all, I would like to thank my husband Albert C. Smith, for his encouragement and consistent faith that this book would happen.
/ Bramante, Donato
Untitled. Uffizi, UFF 1714 A. Approx. 15.5 16.6 cm; ink on paper. Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy.
/ da Vinci, Leonardo
Codex Atlanticus, studies for the tiburio of Milan Cathedral. Biblioteca Ambrosiana, f. 851 recto. 28.2 23.7 cm; ink; c. 1487. Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Milan, Italy.
/ Peruzzi, Baldassare
Study of a sepulchre. Uffizi, UFF 159 A. 12 13 cm; brown ink and wash. Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy.
/ da Sangallo, Antonio
Design for a freestanding tomb seen in elevation and plan. Uffizi, UFF 1153 A.v. 11.1 15.5 cm; Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash, on tan laid paper; 14841546. Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy.
/ Buonarroti, Michelangelo
Base/molding profile studies for San Lorenzo (Basi di pilastro per la Sagrestia Nuova, scritte autografe). Fondazione Casa Buonarroti, 10 A recto. 28.3 21.4 cm; red chalk, pen and ink; c. 15201525. Fondazione Casa Buonarroti, Florence, Italy.
/ de L'Orme, Philibert
Heliocoidal staircase in perspective. Muse du Louvre, INV 11114, recto (ART157963). 38.2 24.3 cm; brown ink, black lead, feather pen; c. 15051568. Muse du Louvre, Dpartment des Arts & Graphiques. Photo credit: Runion des Muses, Nationaux/Art Resources, NY.
/ da Vignola, Giacomo Barozzi
Elevation, sections sketch page. Uffizi, UFF 96 A.v. 30 44.5 cm; ink and wash. Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy.
/ Palladio, Andrea
Sketch page for the Baths of Agippa, and Hadrian's Villa, Tivoli. RIBA, VII/6R verso. Approx. 7 10 in; ink on paper. RIBA Library Drawings Collection, London, England.
/ Scamozzi, Vincenzo
Study sketch of column capitals. Uffizi, UFF 1806 A.v. Ink, wash and graphite. Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy.
/ Jones, Inigo
Studies of voussoired windows, after Serlio. RIBA, Jones & Webb 76, 77, 78. #76: 16.7 16.5 cm; #77: 8.2 19.8 cm; #78: 28 19.1 cm; graphite, pen and brown ink with brown wash over scorelines; 1618. RIBA Library Drawings Collection, London, England.
/ Mansart, Franois
Alterations to the Htel de la Bazinire on the Quai Malaquais. Bibliothque Nationale de France, Bib. Nat. Est., Hd 207a, p.6. 37 27.3 cm; brown ink, black and red chalk; 16531658. Bibliothque Nationale de France.
/ Borromini, Francesco
Rome, Collegio di Propaganda Fide, studies for front windows. Albertina, Az Rom 913. 18.3 26.1 cm; graphite on paper; 1662. Albertina, Wein.
/ Webb, John
Pavilion addition sketch. RIBA, JOI, WEJ [166]. 20 32.5 cm; pen and brown ink. RIBA Library Drawings Collection, London, England.
/ Bernini, Gianlorenzo
Sketch for the Fountain of Four Rivers. Museum der bildenden Knste, Leipzig 7907r. 32.9 35 cm; pen and ink, black chalk; 16461647. Museum der bildenden Knste Leipzig.
/ Hardouin-Mansart, Jules
Chateau de Clagney, niche sketch. Bibliothque Nationale de France, B.N. Est. Va 360 8. Approx. 12.9 15.3 cm; Dessin a la sanguine. Bibliothque Nationale de France.
/ Fontana, Carlo
Design for faade of Santi Faustino e Giovita. Metropolitan Museum of Art, 61.658.39 Neg. 271466, 271467. 57.4 37.2 cm; sepia, gray wash and graphite; 16521714. All rights reserved, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Elisha Whittelsey Collection, The Elisha Whittelsey Fund, 1961, NYC.
/ Fischer von Erlach, Johann Bernhard
Le Grunst Palace Royal sketches. Albertina, Inv. 26392 fol. 26, Codex Montenuovo. 8 12 in.; pencil and ink on paper. Albertina, Wein.
/ Wren, Christopher
Studies of a dome with four-lobed drum. Guildhall Library, Downes 92. 31.4 19.4 cm; pen and ink. Courtesy of the Dean and Chapter, St. Paul's Cathedral, London (Guildhall Library Deposit).
/ Juvarra, Filippo
Stage scenery design for Ottoboni for his theatre in the Cancellaria Palace. V&A Picture Library, Museum #8426 (20); Neg. #66409. 20 27 cm; pen and ink and wash on paper; 17081712. V&A Picture Library, London, England.
/ Piranesi, Giovanni Battista
Villa of Hadrian: Octagonal room in the Small Baths. Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1994.20, Neg. 258027. 39.4 55.3 cm; red chalk with charcoal. All rights reserved, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Anonymous Gift and George and Lisa McFadden Gift, 1994.
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