Abstract:

The Gabinetto di Stampe e Disegni in the Uffizi, Florence, is home to a collection of some 170 highly finished seventeenth-century architectural drawings showing plans, elevations and sections of buildings in Rome, the great majority of which must have originally formed part of an album. The primary importance of this large collection rests in the fact that it contains a group of around one hundred preparatory drawings for three outstandingly important architectural books published in the his...

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