The Principles of Practical Perspective

The Principles of Practical Perspective PDF

Author: Richard Brown (Architect)

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Published: 1815

Total Pages: 236

ISBN-13:

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Richard Brown (fl. 1804-1845), English architect, designer and drawingmaster. He appears to have had strong connections during his early life with South Devon: his earliest known design, exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1804, was of a Villa with a Distant View of the Catwater, Plymouth, and other designs (1807-12) also relate to this county. However, Brown may have been living in London during this period as he ran an architectural academy at 4 Wells Street. There the importance of perspective drawing was taught, and in 1815 he published the Principles of Practical Perspective. He also became increasingly interested in furniture design, and in the need for designers in this discipline to master the art of perspective. The book is dedicated to John Soane, and Brown was also a friend of his draughtsman, Joseph Gandy, of whose working method some details are provided in Chapters 43 & 44.

The Principles of Practical Perspective, Or, Scenographic Projection

The Principles of Practical Perspective, Or, Scenographic Projection PDF

Author: Richard Brown

Publisher: Legare Street Press

Published: 2021-09-10

Total Pages: 230

ISBN-13: 9781015072732

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