Architecture italienne septentrionale : ou édifices publics et particuliers de Turin et de Milan
Architecture italienne septentrionale, published in Paris in 1855 by Félix-Emmanuel Callet and Jean Baptiste Cicéron Lesueur, is a survey of public and private buildings in Turin and Milan, aimed at architects and students. Its engraved plates give ground plans of palaces and churches, with one central interior perspective of a Gothic-vaulted nave.
