288 pages; 40 color and 325 b&w illustrations. "A team of distinguished scholars have written compact and informative descriptions of each site, introducing details of architecture, history and cultural background."-publisher. View More...
286 pages; numerous b&w illustrations. The "artistic survivals" of the Spanish colonial period, when native people and native resources and wealth were exploited to create cities, paintings, decorative arts and other cultural forms. San Juan; Merida, Yucatan; Cartagena; Tunja; Quito; Lima; Cuzco. Bibliography. Book nearly fine; jacket with two tears to the back panel. View More...
279 pages; b&w illustrations. 1931-1940: essays from Mumford's "Sky Lne" column that ran in the New Yorker. At the time it was architectural and cultural criticism written with emotion and wit. Now, it is a history written the same way. Includes the whole metropolitan area and all manner of buildings and building decoration. Clean and bright throughout; tight binding. View More...
102 pages; thoroughly illustrated with color photographs. Text and following photos are categorized: Human Forms; Animal and Bird Forms; Heraldry and Emblems; Plant Forms; Building Tops, Capitals, Windows and Doors. Includes: bibliography; index; street location of the photographed detail most of which is in San Francisco. Clean and tight. View More...
n.d. 208 pages; 194 illustrations. Otto Wagner's architectural art revealed in the photographs of his buildings and the reproduction of his drawings and plans. Clean throughout; tight binding. View More...
