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Architettura - Amico , Giovanni
The Practical Architect, in which the rules for learning civil architecture are easily given, the work of the abbot Dr. D. Giovanni Amico from Trapani, 1750
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Palermo, Angelo Felicella, 1750. In 2nd. Only vol. II (of 2). With numerous copper engraved plates, several of which are folded, small hole on the lower margin of the first installments, some worm holes, light browning, light foxing, light water stain on the internal margin, contemporary parchment binding, slight defects.
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Architect and theologian, Giovanni Amico was born in Trapani on 3 February 1684. He studied mathematics, drawing and architecture as a self-taught; he was appointed architect of the Senate of Trapani and engineer of the Heritage of the Kingdom of Sicily. Due to his direct knowledge of architectural works he limited himself to those of Sicily, but dedicated himself to the study of the treatises of Vitruvius, Palladio and Scamozzi. He published the present treatise in two volumes (Palermo 1726-1750), in which practical precepts find more place than theoretical ones.
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