pp. XXIII; 224. The 224 pages are clear, well lighted, full page b&w architectural photos with captions. Preceding is an informative introduction. Clean and tight except for a gift inscription on the front pastedown, otherwise about fine. View More...
47 pages of text followed by 97 chateaux photographs. Clean and tight; slight darkening of the page edges; card covers in very good condition with some small wear to the spine ends and the corners. The glassine jacket is torn along the top edge and at the spine with some loss. View More...
40 pages text followed by 96 chateaux photographs and a map locating each. Damp stain to the bottom edge and corner of the French-fold jacket. The damping does not affect the text or plates. Clean, unmarked within; binding tight. French text. View More...
120 pages; 56 illustrated and catalogued panels and fragments; b&w text illustrations; bibliography. The items travelled from Germany for exhibition in San Francisco and The Met in New York in exchange for conservation work by the two museums. View More...
144 pages; illustrated throughout, some color, most b/w. Published in connection with the Historical Society's Bicentennial exhibition. Filled with architecture, town planning designs, documentation on society, literature, business. Spine edges rubbed. View More...
192 pages; 350 color plates. A beautiful book. A practical reference for the professional and a how-to for the amateur when faced with choosing color schemes. View More...
No date, but probably 1950s. Unpaginated. Photos in black and white and early color. In very good condition except for a half-inch chip to the base of the spine. Text in French, German, and English. In the series, "Couleurs du Monde". View More...
482 pages; b&w illustrations. The late author grew up and spent his adult life in Berlin where he was a museum curator. He was the project leader for history at the city's Museum Education Service. project From Hitler's first visit in 1917 to his desire to make Berlin the world capital, Germania, in the early 1940s. Clean and bright throughout. View More...
304 pages; 250 black and white illustrations. 200 years of work by 85 American architects illustrated and appraised. Bibliography. Contents clean and tight; covers lightly rubbed and turned at corners. View More...
300 pages; numerous illustrations of models, sketches, plans, work in progress, completed projects: thirty-three projects, all his new work in the 90s decade. Commentary throughout by Gehry. View More...
544 pages; many b&w photographs. An excellent biography by the author a long-time writer for The New Yorker who covered architecture as well as writing poetry, fiction, memoir, other biographies. View More...
128 pages; illustrated throughout, b&w, some color. A beautifully written history of the development of cathedrals and, it seems, the parallel development of civilzation. Clean throughout, tight binding. Chronology; Bibliography. Fine condition within. The front board has small white marks; the back board has evidence of damp causing small ripples in the cloth and staining. View More...
467 pages; 427 b&w, 33 color plates. Architectural and social history authored with wit by an architectural historian. Small damp stain at the inside corner of some late pages not affecting text or utility. View More...