The study-book of mediæval architecture and art; being a series of working drawings of the principal monuments of the middle ages. Whereof the plans, sections, and details are drawn to uniform scales
A working-drawing study book on medieval architecture by the architect Thomas H. King, published in London by H. Sotheran and Co. in 1868 for architects, students and builders. Its plates are measured plans, sections, elevations and moulding details of Gothic churches drawn to uniform scales, so a designer can take from them a clear sense of Gothic structure, proportion and ornament, such as pointed arches, tracery and buttress profiles.
