亨利·肖
哥特建筑绘图师与古物学家
亨利·肖是一位英国建筑制图师、版画家、泥金装饰手抄本绘制者和古物研究者。 肖于1800年7月4日出生于伦敦,并最初发展了他的绘画技艺。他于1833年当选为伦敦古物学会会员。他于1873年6月12日在赫特福德郡的布罗克斯伯恩去世。 Shaw was employed by John Britton on his Cathedral Antiquities of England, supplying illustrations of Wells Cathedral and Gloucester. In 1823 he published A Series of Details of Gothic Architecture, and in 1829, with plates drawn and engraved by himself, The History and Antiquities of the Chapel at Luton Park; the florid Gothic architecture of Luton Park was destroyed by fire in 1843. 他向《古物学家学会会刊》投稿,其中包括一篇《关于最近在萨里郡切特西修道院范围内发现的瓷砖路面遗迹的报告》(《会刊》,1856年,第三卷,第269–77页)。他于1848年编辑出版了沃尔特·吉德(Walter Gidde)的《各种图样书,主要供玻璃匠使用,对灰泥匠和园丁也并非无关紧要》的重印本,该书最初于1615年出版。他还设计或改编并绘制了朗曼出版社1864年出版的《新约》版本中的所有首字母和装饰部分。
Artworks by this artist (47 total)
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.17 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.08 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.02 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.24 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.40 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.10 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.14 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.39 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.07 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.46 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.16 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.22 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.13 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.25 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.18 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.04 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.43 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.20 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.44 1845
- Alphabets: numerals, and devices of the middle ages Pl.23 1845