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 London study-book of 1868 by the architect Thomas H. King, issued by H. Sotheran and Co., setting out medieval monuments as working drawings with plans, sections and details at uniform scales for architects and students. The plates show Gothic church arches, plans, tracery, capitals and mouldings drawn in fine black line on pale paper, which a designer could use as clean structural linework and ornament references for ecclesiastical or period-style graphics.
