“The Study-book Of MediÃ]val Architecture And Art” presents a detailed collection of working drawings focused on significant monuments from the Middle Ages. Compiled by Thomas H. King, this volumes features plans, sections, and details meticulously rendered to uniform scales, offering an invaluable resource for students, architects, and historians alike.

This series provides a comprehensive look at the architectural and artistic achievements of the medieval period, capturing the essence and intricacies of structures that have shaped our understanding of history. These volumes serve as both a practical guide and a lasting testament to the enduring legacy of medieval craftsmanship.

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