Opposition et équilibre : le rationalisme organique de Viollet-le-Duc

Bressani, Martín

doi:10.3406/rvart.1996.348266

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“…This change references some innovations that had been introduced years before to medical anatomy visualization. As pointed out by researchers (Bressani, 1996), this procedure may have been inspired by Jean-Marc Bourgery (1831) (Fig. 8e) whose skull plate improved on previous illustrations such as Monro's (1759) (Fig.…”

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Seeing the Invisible. Analytical Drawings by Construction History Pioneers. Research Field Overview

Girón

2021

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Introduction: The history of construction is a discipline that began to take shape in the mid-18th century and throughout the 19th century. We as researchers need to pay particular attention to how drawing facilitated progress during this period. This article attempts to provide an overview of the above, which is currently lacking. Methods: In this study, two lines of investigation intersect: the history of construction and the history of drawing, specifically drawing for scientific and technical representation. The main goal is to identify the sources (authors, lines of investigation) relevant to this field, as well as to characterize the role of drawing in the authors’ work, and to describe the spread of drawing as nonverbal thinking. Results: We have identified a number of relevant authors, described their lines of research, and listed the functions fulfilled by drawing in each case. The functions include: hypothesizing about hidden structures, visualizing the construction processes, and providing a virtual definition for elements that make up a vault. We also review how some drawings acted as a visual model of the constructive reality, or how parallel drawings served as a reflection of the different buildings’ size and scale. Discussion: This overview adjusts some points of reference for a general picture. For having a complete understanding of the subject, it will be necessary to identify more sources and to extend the geographical scope of this search in the future. There is still much research to be done on the spread of the drawings in question.

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Seeing the Invisible. Analytical Drawings by Construction History Pioneers. Research Field Overview

Girón

2021

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Motifs utilitaires et autonomie artistique. La forme architecturale et ses fonctions

Thibault

2012

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In the late 19(th) century, authors writing on aesthetics often referred to architecture to justify establishing a new hierarchy between things beautiful and things useful, a change underwritten by the rising sociological and anthropological perspectives on art. Meanwhile, architects debated the origins and evolution of artistic styles from the earliest forms of art to the most advanced monumental art works, a debate that fundamentally transformed the relationship between artistic expression and material determinism.

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Jean Goujon, de Sagredo à Serlio : la culture architecturale d'un « ymaginier architecteur »

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1998

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Opposition et équilibre : le rationalisme organique de Viollet-le-Duc

Cited by 4 publications

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Seeing the Invisible. Analytical Drawings by Construction History Pioneers. Research Field Overview

Seeing the Invisible. Analytical Drawings by Construction History Pioneers. Research Field Overview

Motifs utilitaires et autonomie artistique. La forme architecturale et ses fonctions

Jean Goujon, de Sagredo à Serlio : la culture architecturale d'un « ymaginier architecteur »

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