Palladio's "Four BooksofArchitecture" became an essential part of every distinguished library, including that of Thomas Jefferson, who helped himself liberally to their examples.
Translated into French in 1650 and retranslated into English in 1663, with expanded English versions in 1715 and 1720, Palladio's "Four BooksofArchitecture" became an essential part of every distinguished library, including that of Thomas Jefferson, who helped himself liberally to their examples.