1915 Huge Study Book of Mediaeval Architecture & Art a Series of Working Drawings of the Principal Monuments of the Middle Ages by King

This rare and comprehensive study book, published in 1915, offers a meticulous examination of Mediaeval Architecture and Art. Comprising a series of working drawings, it showcases the principal monuments of the Middle Ages in exquisite detail. Author King's exhaustive research and precise illustrations provide an unparalleled resource for architects, artists, historians, and enthusiasts alike.

Spanning centuries and continents, the book covers an impressive range of structures and styles, from Romanesque churches to Gothic cathedrals, and from Byzantine palaces to Islamic mosques. Each monument is presented with intricate drawings and plans, revealing the intricacies of Mediaeval design and craftsmanship.

This treasured volume is a testament to the enduring beauty and significance of Mediaeval Architecture and Art, offering insights into the cultural, historical, and artistic contexts that shaped these magnificent structures. A valuable addition to any library, it will inspire and inform all who delve into its pages.

Weight : 3.2 kg

Condition : Very Good

Width : 28 cm

Height : 3 cm

Length : 37 cm

Author : Thomas H. King

Binding : Hardcover

Keywords : history, reference, art, culture, literature

Publisher : Henry Sotheran and Co