Bilder Nikolaus Goldmann (1611-1665) – View of Tuscan-style courtyard and vestibule – Engraving (1696)

Beskrivning

"Perspectivisch Profil des Tuscanischen Hoffes" and "Profil des Tuscanischen Vorhausses" illustrate architectural cross-sections of a courtyard and a vestibule, detailing the spatial arrangement and internal proportions. It is a copperplate engraving. This print originates from the architectural treatise titled Complete Instruction on Civil Architecture, edited by Leonhard Christoph Sturm and published in Wolfenbuettel in 1696. The work demonstrates Goldmann's application of mathematical principles to Baroque architectural design.

Nikolaus Goldmann was a German mathematician and architectural theorist who spent most of his professional life in Leiden. He developed a highly systematic approach to architectural design based on mathematical principles and the study of Vitruvius. Goldmann is best known for creating a comprehensive system of proportions that influenced generations of architects across Northern Europe. Although he died before its final publication, his extensive manuscripts were edited and released by Leonhard Christoph Sturm to become a standard reference in the field.

Artist or Maker:
Nikolaus Goldmann.

Dimensions:
Approximately 34 cm x 20 cm.

Medium:
Engraving.

Date:
1696

Condition Report:
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