The Works in Architecture of Robert and James Adams, Esquires. Volume I Containing the Five Following Numbers, viz. . .
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Title: The Works in Architecture of Robert and James Adams, Esquires. Volume I Containing the Five Following Numbers, viz. . .
Architect:
Robert Adam (British, Kirkcaldy, Scotland 1728–1792 London)
Architect:
James Adam (British, Edinburgh, Scotland 1732–1794 London)
Publisher:
Peter Elmsley, London
Artist:
Frontispiece by Antonio Zucchi (Italian, Venice 1726–1796 Rome)
Artist:
Robert Blyth (British, ca. 1750–1784)
Artist:
Francesco Bartolozzi (Italian, Florence 1728–1815 Lisbon)
Artist:
Patrick Begbie (British, active Edinburgh and London 1770–1806?)
Artist:
Domenico Cunego (Italian, Verona 1727–1803 Rome)
Artist:
Alexander Finnie (British, 18th–19th century)
Artist:
Peter Mazell (British, active London, 1761–1802)
Artist:
Tobias Miller (British, active 1770s)
Artist:
James Newton (British, London 1748–ca. 1804)
Artist:
Benedetto Pastorini (Italian, ca. 1740–1806)
Artist:
Edward Rooker (British, London 1711–1774 London)
Artist:
Thomas Vivares (British, 1735–1805)
Artist:
Charles White (British, London 1751–1785 London)
Artist:
Thomas White (British, London ca. 1730–1775 London)
Artist:
Giuseppe Carlo Zucchi (Italian, Venice 1721–1805 Venice)
Date: 1778
Medium: Illustrations: etching and engraving
Dimensions: 26 x 20 1/16 x 9 13/16 in. (66 x 51 x 25 cm)
Classifications: Books, Ornament & Architecture
Credit Line: Rogers Fund, transferred from the Library
Object Number: 1991.1073.11(1)
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