Description du théâtre de Marcellus, à Rome, rétabli dans son état primitif, daprès [sic] les vestiges qui en restent encore
By: mémoire joint aux plans, coupes, élévations et détails mesurés à Rome, et addressés à l'Academie royale d'architecture de Paris, par A. L.T. Vaudoyer
Contributors: Regnaud de Saint-Jean-d'Angély, Michel-Louis-Etienne, comte, 1762-1819, former owner; Pixérécourt, R.-C. Guilbert de (René-Charles Guilbert de), 1773-1844, former owner; Destaileur, M., former owner; Mitchell, Herbert, former owner; Académie royale d'architecture (France)
Series: Grands Prix d'architecture -- cahier 5.
Publisher: Chez Dusillion ...
Published: 1812
Place of publication: A Paris
Language: fre
Number of pages: 48
Subjects: Theater architecture; Teatro di Marcello
Other titles: Description du théâtre de Marcellus, à Rome, rétabli dans son état primitif, d'après les vestiges qui en restent encore; Théâtre de Marcellus à Rome
Notes: "Les planches gravés relative à ce Mémoire, forment la cinquième Cahier des grands Prix d'architecture publiés par MM. Vaudoyer et Baltard en 1812 ..."--P. 48.

Plates 25-26,29-30 signed in plate Leve et dessine par M. Vaudoyer architecte et pensionnaire du Roi en 1786 with authorship appearing as part of the title statement in plates 27-28; plates 30bis and 30ter signed Vaudoyer archt or architecte  del 1786.

Avery Classics copy: Printed from different plates than the edition with 7 plates classed in Avery Classics under AA318 T3 V46. The cross section and elevation which appear here as two plates comprise only one plate in the earlier version.

Avery Classics copy: Plates include numeration P.25-30, 30bis, 30ter. Whether the numeration is intended to refer to plate numbering or to the page of text relevant to the illustration is unclear.

Avery Classics copy: Binding: Red leather, gilt, with the arms of the comte Regnault de Saint-Jean-d'Angély.

Avery Classics copy: With two inscriptions in pencil on free front endpaper, the first spelling out the provenance of the volume; the second identifying the author of that note as M. Destailleur.

Avery Classics copy: With the bookplate of R.C.G. de Pixérécourt.

Avery Classics copy: Gift of Herbert Mitchell.

Royal Institute of British Architects. Early printed books 1478-1840, no. 3404