Unidentified, Composite base, elevation; Temple of Concordia, Composite base, elevation; Unidentified, Composite base, elevation (recto) blank (verso) 1540 - 1560
anonymous
themetropolitanmuseumofart
drawing, print, paper, pen, architecture
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drawing
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classical-realism
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paper
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form
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11_renaissance
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geometric
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line
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history-painting
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academic-art
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architecture
This anonymous drawing from the 16th century is a detailed architectural study. It features three different elevations of a composite base, meticulously rendered with measurements and precise lines. This type of drawing was common among Renaissance architects, demonstrating their fascination with classical architecture and their desire to understand and replicate its forms. The focus on detail and precise measurements suggests an emphasis on practicality and functionality, essential for architectural design in the era. These drawings are a testament to the enduring influence of classical architecture on Western art and design.
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