Suitable for a general readership, this two-volume work of 1828 critically assesses the ancient and modern architecture of France, Italy and Greece encountered by the architect and botanist Joseph Woods (1776-1864) on his European travels. The text is accompanied by drawings by Woods of important buildings and architectural features.
Suitable for a general readership, this two-volume work of 1828, illustrated by the author, critically assesses ancient and modern European architecture.
