Acropolis Drawings and Measurements by Francis Penrose, 1888Media: Penrose Acropolis Plates
Plan of the Acropolis of Athens. Francis Penrose, 1888.Ground Plan of the Actual State of the Parthenon. Plate 3, chapter II, Sect. 1, by Francis Penrose, 1888.Ground Plan of the Parthenon. Plate 4, chapter II. Francis Penrose, 1888.Parthenon arrangement of the Ceiling. Plate 5, chapter II, sect. 1 by Francis Penrose, 1888.Measurements of the Abacus and Soffit of Architrave over each Column. Showing also the cracks and other displacements now cristing in the lower bed of the Architrave. Plate 6, chapter II, sect. 2, by Francis Penrose, 1888.East Front, Parthenon: Northern half. Measurements of Entablature &e. and upper and lower Drums of the Columns. Plate 7 ch. II, Sec. 2, by Francis Penrose, 1888.East Front, Parthenon. Southern half. Measurements of Entablature, Capitals, and upper & lower Drums of the Columns. Plate 8 Chapter II, Sect. 2. By Francis Penrose, 1888.West End, Parthenon: Elevation of Basement and lower drums of Columns. Plate 9 Chapter II, Sect. 3. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Traces of Doorways between Naos and Opisthodomus of the Parthenon. Plate 9 Chapter II, Sect. 4. By Francis Penrose, 1888.East End, Parthenon. Measurements of the Curvature of the Upper step, and of the Architrave. Plate 10, Chapter III, Sect. 3. By Francis Penrose, 1888.West End of the Parthenon. Measurements of the Curvature of the Pavement and of the Architrave. Plate 11, Chapter III, Sect. 3. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Parthenon: Levelling of the Architrave, N side. Plate 12, Chapter III, Sect. 3. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Parthenon.
Various Sections of the Curvature of the Pavement, and Projection of the abacus of each angle Column on the Upper step. Plate 13Chapter III, Sect. 3. By Francis Penrose, 1888.The Entasis of Columns from the Pantheon (Doric) and the Erechtheion (Ionic). Plate 14, Chapter V. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Parthenon: Plan of Celling of Posticum and fragments of Coffers lying on the ground. Plate 15,Chapter II, Sect. 2. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Parthenon: section of Posticum, looking east. section of Posticum taken through the centre of the temple, toolane south. Plate 16, Chapter VI. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Various Isometrical Views showing the construction of the Roof at the S. Wangle of the Temple, Parthenon. Plate 17, Chapter VI. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Plan of Upper bed of Cornice, West Front. Plate 18, Chapter VI. By Francis Penrose, 1888.The Parthenon: Sections of Mouldings and tables of measurements of capital of theh Parthenon and the Propylaea. Plate 19, Chapter VII. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Sections of Mouldings from the Parthenon. Plate 20, Chapter VII. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Sections of Mouldings from the Theseum (Temple of Hephaestus), the Parthenon, the Propylaea, the Erechtheion, and the Monument of Lysicrates. Plate 21, Chapter VIII. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Miscellaneous Details of the Parthenon. Plate 22, Chapter VIII. By Francis Penrose, 1888.The Parthenon: Color reconstruction of the “String Course Over Panathenaic Friese.” Plate XXIII. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Propylaea: elevation and section showing the small cornice, ionic architrave, beams, coffers and in the interior of the w. portico, also plan of the same and profiles. Plate XXIV. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Color reproductions of “Various examples of the painted ornaments in the centers of the coffers of the ceiling of the Propylaea”. Plate , Chapter XXV. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Color reproduction of the “Capital of the Antae of the Propylaea. Plate , Chapter XXVI. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Plan of the Propylaea. Plate 27, Chapter XI. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Restoration of the W. Front of the Propylaea. Plate 28, Chapter X. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Propylaea: Transverse Section looking East. Plate 29, Chapter X. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Propylaea: Transverse Section looking East. Plate 30, Chapter X. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Propylaea, Angle Column & Entablature of Larger Order, East Front. Plate 31, Chapter VI. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Propylaea. Ionic Base and Capital, with Plan and Section. Plate 32, Chapter X. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Propylaea Doric column “Entasis from Middle Column, North Wing. Plate 33, Chapter V & X. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Plans and Elevations from the Acropolis of Athens swowing sections of the Propylaea, the Temple of Athena Nike, Doric column, and a plan of the ancient Temple S.W. of Erechtheum. Plate 34, Chapter X. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Temple of Theseus (now known as Temple of Hephaestus) in the Agora. Elevation and plan. Plate 35, Chapter VI. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Exaggerated Sections of the Curratures of the Temple of Theseus (now known as Temple of Hephaestus) in the Agora of Athens. Plate 36, Chapter VI. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Temple of Zeus at Olympian in Athens: Entasis of Columns. Corinthian order measurements. Plate 37, Chapter V & XI. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Temple of Zeus in Athens: Plan of the tases of the Columns of the Temple of Jupiter Olympus. giving diferences of level above that at the S. E. angle. Drawing and measurements of Corinthian capital . Plate 38, Chapter VII. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Temple of Zeus Olympus: Plan, Elevation and Section of Capital, and Elevation of Base. With rendered drawing. Corinthian Order. Plate 39, Chapter VII. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Temple of Jupiter Olympius. Plan showing excavations. Plate 40, Chapter XIII. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Plan of the Western Portion of the Erechtheum. Plate 41, Chapter XIII. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Elevation of West Wall, Erechtheum. Plate 42, Chapter XIII. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Section of the Erechtheum. looking N. Plate 43, Chapter XIII. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Section of the Erechtheum looking South. Plate 44, Chapter XIII. By Francis Penrose, 1888.A restored plan of the Erechtheum with the Court and Garden of the Arrephori. Plate 45, Chapter XIII. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Some Fragments of the Temple destroyed by Xeres, built into the Acropolis Walls. Plate 46, Chapter XIV. By Francis Penrose, 1888.Francis Penrose, 47 Appendix. 1888.
