Marcus Aurelius, Emperor of Rome, 121-180
Section of Reception Room Outside Wall, Darwin D. Martin House
20th century architecture : drawings, models, furniture from the exhibition of the Deutschen Architekturmuseums, Frankfurt am Main, New York: Rizzoli, 1989 (0847810852)
Aureus with obverse portrait of Maxentius
Maxentius, Marcus Aurelius Valerius, Emperor of Rome, 312
The aureus (pl. aurei "golden") was a gold coin of ancient Rome valued at 25 silver denarii.
A History of Roman Art, enhanced ed., Boston: Wadsworth, 2010 (9780495909873)
Nummus with obverse portrait of Constantine
Nummus (Greek: , noummion), plural nummi () is a Latin term meaning "coin", but used technically for a range of low-value copper coins issued by the Roman and Byzantine empires during late Antiquity.
The Head of Constantine was found in the Basilica Nova, Rome.
Fragments of a colossal seated statue of Constantine
The fragments of a colossal was found in the Basilica Nova, Rome.
This is the south facade of the Arch of Constantine.
Detail of the north facade of the Arch of Constantine
Sol (tondo) and entry into Rome (frieze)
This is from the east side of the Arch of Constantine.
This is a detail of frieze, north facade of the Arch of Constantine.
Constantine built a new palace complex, which includes a basilica-like audience hall, or Aula Palatina, of traditional form and materials.
This image is a detail of the north frieze, Arch of Constantine
Plan (top) and restored cutaway view (bottom) of Old Saint Peter's
Sarcophagus with philosopher, orant, and Old and New Testament scenes
Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin and Taliesin West, New York: Henry N. Abrams, Inc., 1997 (9780810939912)
The Architecture of Charles Bulfinch, Cambridge: Harvard UP, 1969
Elevation, the first Harrison Gray Otis House
Elevation and Plan, Elias Hasket Derby House
Alternative Design, Elias Hasket Derby House
Ezekiel Hershey Derby House and Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn House
Interior Perspective, The New South Church
Distributive Justice, Detail, Allegory of Good Government
Zeus Attacking Typhon, Chalcidian Hydria
South and East Elevations, Knoll for William and Philip R. Paulding
West Front and Steeple, St. Martin's Church
Plan, Town of Lowell, Massachussetts, 1832
American buildings and their architects: Technology and the Picturesque, Garden City, N.Y: Anchor Books, 1980 (0385081790)
Plan of First Floor, Knoll, Tarrytown, New York
A: arcaded porch, B: saloon / reception room, C: open area joining trancept and hall, D: vestibule, E: east porte-cochere, F: drawing room, G: dining room, H: hall, I: office, J: alcove, and K: main staircase
Double-parlor dwelling near Mellis, Suffolk, England
This type of dwelling is in a typical seventeenth-century English style.
Inscriptions: "Country H.", "Ludwell's Three Houses", "Ye State House". Usage Note: Copyright H.C. Forman, 1937.
Elevation and Plan, "Design I: A Laborer's Cottage"
The Architecture of Country Houses, New York: Dover Publications, 1969 (9780486220031)
Elevation and Plan, "Design XI: A Swiss Cottage"
Section Diagram, Vertical Boarding with Different Forms of Battens
Plan of a neighborhood for a cottage residence
Victorian Cottage Residences, New York: Dover Publications, 1981 (0486240789)
Plan of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. From Di Nieuwe en Onbekende Weerld: of Beschryving van America, Amsterdam, 1671. Collection of John Reps.
A New & Accurate Plan of the Town of St. Augustine
A Grand Plat of the City and Port of Annapolis
Image of Manuscript copy from 1748, from 1718 original.
Map of Part of Lowell, Massachusetts, ca. 1852
Mill and Mansion, New York: Columbia University Press, 1942
Plans of No. 22 Dutton Street, Lowell, Massachusetts, ca. 1825
Blenheim Palace is the birthplace and ancestral home of Sir Winston Churchill.
Architecture in Britain, 1530 to 1830, Baltimore: Penguin Books , 1953
The first building ever designed or executed with a metal skeleton -- cast iron columns and beams -- enclosed in the outer masonry walls like the works of a watch in its case.
Space, Time, and Architecture, 5th, Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard UP, 1967
Bauhaus 1919-1933 : workshops for modernity, New York: Museum of Modern Art, 2009 (9780870707582)
Iron bridges in the interior. The creative fantasy of the nineteenth century can be felt in this combination of glass skylights, aerial bridges in iron, slim iron columns, and the curious ornamental shapes so characteristic of the period.
The perforated interior space is typical of French buildings.
Plan of one story with undivided offices. In most of these buildings large portions of every floor were left without partitions, so they could be subdivided later to suit the tenants.
Two-story living room. Wright uses the higher volume to mold the space of the living room from the ground up through the entire height to the inner planes of the roof.