Profil du chassi à tabatiere
Jean-Jacques Lequeu · 1757-1826
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Why is this public domain? Jean-Jacques Lequeu died in 1826; this work is in the public domain.
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This architectural sheet by Jean Jacques Lequeu, dated 1786, presents detailed construction drawings of timber framing, including a roof rafter, a skylight frame profile and several joint connections secured with metal straps. The pen and wash drawing uses pale brown, grey and blue tints to distinguish wood, iron and masonry, with dimensions and French annotations written across the sheet.
