Author: SCHUTZ, BERNHARD
Title: Great Cathedrals of the Middle Ages
Description: New York: Abrams, 2002. First English Edition; Fifth Impression. Original decorated boards. Slipcase: slight wear & scratching to front. Previous bookseller price label on rear. Light wear to corners & edges. ; With illustrations & plates & slipcase. Gilt-lettered spine. Slipcase: slight wear & scratching to front. Previous bookseller price label on rear. Light wear to corners & edges. Bernhard Schütz is a German art and architectural historian renowned for his accessible and beautifully illustrated books on European architecture, particularly medieval and ecclesiastical buildings. His work often focuses on the development and symbolism of cathedrals, exploring their cultural, spiritual, and artistic significance within the broader context of European history. Among his most notable publications is Great Cathedrals, a richly visual exploration of major Gothic cathedrals across Europe, praised for combining scholarly insight with engaging narrative. Schütz’s writing reflects a deep appreciation of the architectural grandeur and the human endeavour behind these monumental structures. ; 33.2 x 27.6 x 4.4 cms; 472 pages; Bernhard Schütz is a German art and architectural historian renowned for his accessible and beautifully illustrated books on European architecture, particularly medieval and ecclesiastical buildings. His work often focuses on the development and symbolism of cathedrals, exploring their cultural, spiritual, and artistic significance within the broader context of European history. Among his most notable publications is Great Cathedrals, a richly visual exploration of major Gothic cathedrals across Europe, praised for combining scholarly insight with engaging narrative. Schütz’s writing reflects a deep appreciation of the architectural grandeur and the human endeavour behind these monumental structures.. Near Fine with no dust jacket .
Keywords: Christianity Photographs Essays Religious
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Title: Great Cathedrals of the Middle Ages
Description: New York: Abrams, 2002. First English Edition; Fifth Impression. Original decorated boards. Slipcase: slight wear & scratching to front. Previous bookseller price label on rear. Light wear to corners & edges. ; With illustrations & plates & slipcase. Gilt-lettered spine. Slipcase: slight wear & scratching to front. Previous bookseller price label on rear. Light wear to corners & edges. Bernhard Schütz is a German art and architectural historian renowned for his accessible and beautifully illustrated books on European architecture, particularly medieval and ecclesiastical buildings. His work often focuses on the development and symbolism of cathedrals, exploring their cultural, spiritual, and artistic significance within the broader context of European history. Among his most notable publications is Great Cathedrals, a richly visual exploration of major Gothic cathedrals across Europe, praised for combining scholarly insight with engaging narrative. Schütz’s writing reflects a deep appreciation of the architectural grandeur and the human endeavour behind these monumental structures. ; 33.2 x 27.6 x 4.4 cms; 472 pages; Bernhard Schütz is a German art and architectural historian renowned for his accessible and beautifully illustrated books on European architecture, particularly medieval and ecclesiastical buildings. His work often focuses on the development and symbolism of cathedrals, exploring their cultural, spiritual, and artistic significance within the broader context of European history. Among his most notable publications is Great Cathedrals, a richly visual exploration of major Gothic cathedrals across Europe, praised for combining scholarly insight with engaging narrative. Schütz’s writing reflects a deep appreciation of the architectural grandeur and the human endeavour behind these monumental structures.. Near Fine with no dust jacket .
Keywords: Christianity Photographs Essays Religious
Price: GBP 32.00 = appr. US$ 45.70 Seller: Literary Cat Books
- Book number: 63081
- Book number: 63081
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