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Study of the Temple of Bacchus at Teos: conjectural reconstruction
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NOTES: This image (here in the form of a proof plate engraved by J. Basire) was reproduced in the publication 'Antiquities of Ionia', published by the Society of Dilettanti (London, 1769, vol I), chapt. I, pl. II. The book was of great importance in disseminating knowledge of Greek architecture and became a source for the later Greek revival in England.
Studies of decorative entablature stonework and pediment mouldings from the Temple of Minerva Polias at Priene: elevations
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NOTES: This drawing was reproduced in the publication 'Antiquities of Ionia', published by the Society of Dilettanti (London, 1769, vol I), chapt. II, pl. VII. The book was of great importance in disseminating knowledge of Greek architecture and became a source for the later Greek revival in England.
Studies of decorative entablature stonework and pediment mouldings from the Temple of Minerva Polias at Priene: elevations
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NOTES: This image (here in the form of a proof plate engraved by J. Gwyn) was reproduced in the publication 'Antiquities of Ionia', published by the Society of Dilettanti (London, 1769, vol I), chapt. II, pl. VII. The book was of great importance in disseminating knowledge of Greek architecture and became a source for the later Greek revival in England.
Designs for St George's Hall and the Assize Courts, Lime Street, Liverpool: detail of pediment soffit stonework on the south portico of St George's Hall
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NOTES: The design of this building was won in open competition by Harvey Lonsdale Elmes in 1839. Construction began in 1841 and after Elmes's death in 1847 work was continued by the Corporation Surveyor, John Weightman, until C. R. Cockerell took over as architect in 1851.
Designs for alterations and additions to Watlington Hall, Norfolk, for Charles Berners Plestow Esq.: front elevation as executed
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NOTES: The house burned down around 1943 to be replaced by a new house.
Conjectural reconstruction of the Temple of Mars Ultor, or Neptune or the Hadrianeum (Dogana, Borsa), Rome: elevation of the entrance facade and portico showing rustication on the cella wall
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NOTES: This drawing was made either by Visentini or one of his assistants.
Conjectural reconstruction of the Temple of Mars Ultor, or Neptune or the Hadrianeum (Dogana, Borsa), Rome: elevation of the entrance facade and portico
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NOTES: This drawing was made either by Visentini or one of his assistants.
Conjectural reconstruction of a temple of 'Fortuna Virilis': elevation of the entrance facade and portico incorporating columns with fluted columns
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NOTES: This drawing was made either by Visentini or one of his assistants.
Conjectural reconstruction of a temple of 'Fortuna Virilis': elevation of the entrance facade and portico showing columns without fluting
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NOTES: This drawing was made either by Visentini or one of his assistants.
Conjectural reconstruction of the temple of Concord, the Forum, Rome: elevation of the entrance facade and portico, showing niches in the cella wall and acroteria pedestals on the pediment
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NOTES: This drawing was made either by Visentini or one of his assistants.