Palladiana
is a journal of Palladian scholarship and news published
semi-annually since 2006 by the Center for Palladian Studies
in America, Inc.
Vol.
6, No. 2 (Spring 2012)
Partnering
with Clemson, National Trust
CPSA creates new annual
symposium
series in Charleston to begin in April
Who
was 'Master A. P.'?
Palladio was influenced
by prints
as well as architectural treatises
by Michael J. Waters
Tradition
vs. invention
As Palladio changed Venetian
design, did Venice change him?
by Duncan G. Stroik
Bremo
book readied for April
Reception at Bremo planned
for new book's supporters
Vol.
6, No. 1 (Fall 2011)
Member
input solicited
CPSA schedules symposium,
launches
book series, discusses tour possibilities
Columns
and trees
Palladio brought to architecture
his own conception of Nature
by Bruce Boucher
First
edition destroyed in fire
CPSA readies new, revised
edition
of lost book on Bremo plantation
Divining
Palladio's intent
Teatro Olimpico repairs
prompted
18th-century theater debate:
Was Palladio classic or modern?
by Daniel
McReynolds
Palladiana
article expanded into book
Vol.
5, No. 2 (Spring 2011)
Exhibition
moves to South Bend, Pittsburgh
Film Festival, D. C. tour,
new book
highlight varied Palladian program
Beyond
the beaches
Jamaica offers surprising
examples
of eighteenth-century Palladianism
by Matthew Webster
Palladio
above the capitals
Palladio's pulvinated Ionic
entablature
survives as a modern design feature
by Calder Loth
Palladio's
ambassador to the world
CPSA mourns loss of its
founder and
guiding spirit Mario di Valmarana
Vol.
5, No. 1 (Fall 2010)
Palladio
drawings move to Washington
CPSA schedules a busy Fall
program
of tours, lectures, symposium, exhibition
Drayton
Hall and Du Simitiere
Painting opens window onto
Drayton Hall
and Palladian culture in Colonial America
by Carter C. Hudgins
Variations
on a theme
Ionic capital design unsettled
despite Order's ancient origins
by Allison Frew, Coleen Butler
Rodriguez and Charles Brownell
Vol.
4, No. 2 (Spring 2010)
Year
includes tours, testimonial dinner
Palladio drawings from RIBA
archives
launch crowded calendar of activities
'Palladio
and his legacy: A transatlantic journey'
RIBA opens archives to show
original
Palladio drawings, with models and early books
by Charles
Hind
Hidden
in Manhattan
Morris-Jumel Mansion brings
Palladio
to colonial New York's Harlem Heights
by Richard Guy Wilson
Jefferson,
Latrobe and the Lawn
How a Pantheon misconception
led to a masterpiece in Virginia
by Bruce Boucher
Vol.
4, No. 1 (Fall 2009)
Palladio
USA
CPSA helps bring Palladian
drawings
to milestone exhibition at Morgan Library
Mysterious
early watercolor
New discoveries unveil Drayton
Hall
as a precocious Palladian masterpiece
by Matthew Webster
Searching
for Sources
What are Drayton Hall's Palladian
Roots?
by Carl I. Gable
Palladio
in the attic
'Palladian' motif retains flexibility
through millennia of varied use
by Allison Frew and Charles
Brownell
Vol.
3, No. 2 (Spring 2009)
Five
part and seven part houses
Event calendar for new year
features
tour of Annapolis-area Palladianism
Mount
Vernon and pattern books
Washington was an American Palladian
with the confidence to break rules
by Justin Gunther
Palladio's
typo
Entasis research offers insights
into Palladio's design theory
by Stephen R. Wassell
Vol.
3, No. 1 (Fall 2008)
Anniversary
year events continue
Two symposia and Italian villa tour
highlight remainder of Palladian year
Leoni
haunts Palladio's tomb
'Necessary corrections' to Four Books
continue to distort Palladian legacy
by Charles Brownell
Now
an endangered structure
Petersburg's Battersea fostered
Palladian villa form in America
by Christopher Novelli
Vol.
2, No. 2 (Spring 2008)
500th
anniversary of Palladio's birth
Palladian year brings Italian villa
tour,
additional U. S. educational events
Celebrating
the Palladian year
'Harmony to the Eyes' exhibition
traces lines of Palladio's influence
Palladian
books in Baltimore
Confluence of private libraries traces
the long line of Palladio's influence
by John A. Buchtel
Charles
Carroll, Jr.
Man with 'little or nothing to do'
created a neo-Palladian treasure
by Judith Proffitt
Vol.
2, No. 1 (Fall 2007)
500th
anniversary of Palladio's birth
Italian tours, symposium, exhibition
highlight CPSA celebration programs
Palladio
and astrology at La Rotonda
Research opens dramatic insight
into Palladio's architectural vision
by Alexandra
di Valmarana
The
fifth book of architecture
Lord Burlington and Palladio's
drawings of the baths of Rome
by Charles Brownell
Vol.
1, No. 2 (Spring 2007)
CPSA
tours Brandon, Battersea,
Petersburg Greek Revival sites
Charles
Carroll, Jr.'s Homewood
New study documents blend of Palladian
ratios with Adam neoclassicism
by Jeffrey E. Klee
Palladio,
the convex patio
and the Colonial Revival
by
Charles Brownell and Kimberly Sacra
Vol.
1, No. 1 (Fall 2006)
CPSA
plans symposia, tours,
launches new publication
CPSA
grant supports study
New efforts prompt hope
for Petersburg's Battersea
by Leslie Naranjo-Lupold
Palladian
concepts thrive
in modern teaching, practice
by Elizabeth Meredith Dowling
Beyond
the floor plan
Palladian design theory
as a puzzle in three dimensions
by Branko Mitrovic
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