Some of the many known and anonymous creative minds in architecture and design from the 17th century to the present. They are made of works-on-paper, and other material methods.
JAN VREDEMAN DE VRIES (1527-1606) PERSPECTIVE STUDIES
Dutch designer, architect, and painter, was active in the southern Netherlands and throughout Europe. He wrote and illustrated what became one of the major guidebooks on perspective for designers, painters, and architects.
The examples suggested an architectural and urban ideal that spread from the Netherlands in the seventeenth century to Germany, Central Europe, and England.
Vredeman de Vries’s most well-known work is his two-part “Perspective,” first published by Hondius in The Hague in 1604 and 1605.
Collections in this category:
Giovanni Battista Piranesi |
Jan Vredeman De Vries |
Architectural Renderings |
