I. B. van Vignola; Mr. Muet - Regel van de Vijf Ordens der Architecture [49 PRENTEN] - 1664

I present to you at auction an extraordinary and historic specimen of the famous treatise on the five classical orders of architecture, in its Dutch version of 1664, a coveted item for any bibliophile, historian, or architect seeking an authentic piece with centuries of history.

Characteristics that make it unique

Old Dutch edition, extremely rare, uncommon in the market, and highly sought after by international collectors.

It contains 49 of the original 50 plates of the work, with detailed and highly beautiful engravings. The only plate missing is No. 27, making this copy almost complete and even more special.

The work represents a historical and artistic testimony of Renaissance and Baroque architecture, with proportions and standards of the five classical orders that have inspired generations of architects.

Old and very rare edition in Dutch.

Year of publication: Amsterdam (Netherlands) 1664

Language: Dutch.

SIZE AND PAGINATION: Dimensions: 16 x 10.5 cm. Pagination: engraved cover + cover + 16 pages + 49 plates. COMPLETE WORK WITH 49 PLATES.

CONDITION: Binding half parchment, in good overall condition as shown in the photos. Flat spine. The interior is in good overall condition, as shown in the photos.

Very rare edition of Vignola's architecture in Dutch. Don't let it slip away.

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