Generale reglen der architectvren op de vyve manieren van edificien : te vveten Thvscana, Dorica, Ionica, Corinthia, ende composita, metden exemplen der antiqviteiten die int meeste deel concorderen metde leeringhe van Vitrvvio
A Dutch-language architectural treatise by Sebastiano Serlio, translated and printed by Pieter Coecke van Aelst in Antwerp in 1539, setting out the five classical orders for builders and architects. The woodcut plates show arcades, rusticated walls, columns and façades drawn in flat elevation, which a designer could use as clear models of classical proportion and wall detailing.
