Architecture in Relation to Art, Morals & Legislation - Year 1804

Book Title - Architecture considered in relation to art, morals and legislation by Claude-Nicolas Ledoux. First volume.
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Paris - 1804
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[@Wingnut923]

It’s amazing the designs these artists/architects were able to come up with almost as if they are always incorporating some mysterious elements into their designs. Gives me like a machine vibe

[@Artemisarrowzz]

How do you find these awesome books? Also, would you like to do short videos about them? Look, we all have theories about the past and present (I know I've had many hypothesis that I've discarded and taken, etc) but I think that what we can also do is geek out about the awesomeness of art, God and nature lol

[@LatentLexicon]

Have a real passion for historical documents and artworks and love discovering new books to share. Glad that others enjoy these types of books also. I'll be focusing on the Columbian Exposition for a few more videos and then will branch out to other topics/books. How that format will look is still in the works, but I would like to explore some of these on a deeper level. Or just even to appreciate the artworks like you mentioned.