Tao te Ching

by 老子

A way become Way isn't the perennial Way.

Jurassic Park

by Michael Crichton

The late twentieth century has witnessed a scientific gold rush of astonishing proportions: the headlong and furious has...

Leonardo

by Leonardo da Vinci, Kunster

If anyone fits the description 'Renaissance man' it is Leonardo da Vinci.

Literary works of Leonardo da Vinci

by Leonardo da Vinci

Laws, etc

by England and Wales

Barnaby Rudge

by Charles Dickens, Eileen Warren Norris

In the year 1775, there stood upon the borders of Epping Forest, at a distance of about twelve miles from London-measuri...

The Elements of Typographic Style

by Robert Bringhurst, Robert Bringhurst

Like oratory, music, dance, calligraphy - like anything that lends its grace to language - typography is an art that can...

Big fish

by Wallace, Daniel

He was born during the driest summer in forty years.

Pictures from Italy

by Charles Dickens

ON a fine Sunday morning in the Midsummer time and weather of eighteen hundred and forty-four, it was, my good friend, w...

Heinemann Mathematics

by Scottish Secondary Mathematics Group

Saxon Math 8/7

by Stephen Hake

Architecture, form, space & order

by Frank Ching

Die Gestalt des Menschen

by Gottfried Bammes

Architectural principles in the age of humanism

by Rudolf Wittkower

RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE is nowadays usually interpreted in terms which stress its worldliness.

Color

by Paul Zelanski

Lies In a Mirror

by Peter Charleton

There is a lie behind every crime.

The natural way to draw

by Kimon Nicolaïdes

CORRECT OBSERVATION.

Access to Math

by Globe Fearon

Civil Engineering

by Alan Williams

Mix proportions may be specified either by weight or by volume in terms of the ratios of fine aggregate and coarse aggre...

Le Corbusier, an analysis of form

by Geoffrey H. Baker

Professor Rudolph Arnheim argues that it is by the controlled application of forces that visual phenomena may be communi...