Description
Explore the intricate world of architectural drawings with 'Collecting in Australia'. This essential guide, authored by renowned architectural historian Professor Miles Lewis, offers invaluable insights into the collection, interpretation, and conservation of historical architectural drawings. Suitable for both seasoned curators and aspiring enthusiasts, this book illuminates the complexities associated with engaging with architectural heritage that dates back over a century. Dive into 216 pages filled with captivating illustrations and expert advice from the International Confederation of Architectural Museums (Australasia). Learn how to expertly navigate the challenges posed by these ephemeral works, making it a must-have resource for anyone passionate about art, architecture, and heritage conservation. Enhance your knowledge of architectural preservation in Australia and embrace the beauty encapsulated in every drawing. Perfect for libraries, universities, and anyone dedicated to fine arts and architecture, this book is a treasure trove for those looking to deepen their understanding of historical architectural practices. Add 'Collecting in Australia' to your library today and connect with the past through the lens of architecture.