バンケッティング・ハウスのオーダーに表れたイニゴー・ジョーンズの古典主義の特質

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Inigo Jones (1573-1652) is known as the first architect who introduced Italian Renaissance architecture into England. One of his most important works is the Banqueting House in London (1619-22), and he applied four types of three styles of classical orders to this building. Two types of orders adopted in its interior seem to be derived from remains of Roman architecture, which he possibly looked at during his second travel in Italy. On the other hand, the order in the lower storey of its exterior is close to some examples in the architectural textbooks published in Italy from the later 16^<th> century till the early 17^<th> century. And beside, the order in the upper storey of its exterior might as well show his idea of designing order, since its source is not necessarily clear. It is often pointed out that his concept to plan its interior has the relationship to so-called basilica of Roman architecture. Whereas in the interior of the Banqueting House Jones seems to express Roman antiquity he felt in Italy, he tried to present the modernity of his age and his individuality in its exterior.
前橋工科大学の論文
2003-03-27