The Church of Dana - Plan - Transverse Section
Charles Texier · 1802-1871
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The Church of Dana - Plan - Transverse Section, Charles Texier (1864). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Charles Texier died in 1871; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This plate presents an architectural transverse section and a plan of the Church at Dana, rendered in fine line work with stone courses, columns, and an arched recess. Dimension lines and figures in feet are marked along the elevation and plan, and a scale bar appears at the bottom. The print is attributed to Charles Texier and dated 1864.
