Great Architecture of the World
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A unique and sumptuously produced overview of architecture through the ages, with extraordinary one-of-a-kind cutaway drawings. Here is a brilliantly accessible chronicle of the greatest monuments created by mankind, told by fourteen of the most distinguished architectural historians and beautifully illustrated with more than 800 original diagrams, annotated drawings, and photographsboth a browser's delight and a superb reference tool.
Author: John Julius Norwich
Format: Paperback, 288 pages, 229mm x 293mm, 1124 g
Published: 2001, Hachette Books, United States
Genre: Architecture
A unique and sumptuously produced overview of architecture through the ages, with extraordinary one-of-a-kind cutaway drawings. Here is a brilliantly accessible chronicle of the greatest monuments created by mankind, told by fourteen of the most distinguished architectural historians and beautifully illustrated with more than 800 original diagrams, annotated drawings, and photographsboth a browser's delight and a superb reference tool.