Architecture Catalog
L'Art et les Artistes: Revue d'Art ancien, d'Art moderne, d'Art decoratif ; Numero 76, Avril 1927
L'Art et les Artistes: Revue d'Art ancien, d'Art moderne, d'Art decoratif ; Numero 76, Avril 1927
Valuable Illuminated Manuscripts, Printed Books and Autograph Letters; 28 November 2001; Sale No. 6521
Valuable Illuminated Manuscripts, Printed Books and Autograph Letters; 28 November 2001; Sale No. 6521
Monographs on 20th Century American Artists & Architects; Catalogue Number Two; Spring,1989
Monographs on 20th Century American Artists & Architects; Catalogue Number Two; Spring,1989
Shelter
Shelter
Catalogue 27: Rare and Important Books and Atlases Including Some Manuscripts
Asher Rare Books, Catalogue 27: Rare and Important Books and Atlases Including Some Manuscripts
Modern Art & Architecture 1850 til Now: Catalogue Number Four [4]
Kolwyck-Jones, Books on Art, Modern Art & Architecture 1850 til Now: Catalogue Number Four [4]
Ancient Mediaeval and Modern No. 13 Catalog 970
Maggs Brothers, Ancient Mediaeval and Modern No. 13 Catalog 970
Autori Vari Xenakis a Cura di Enzo Restagno
Restagno, Enzo, Autori Vari Xenakis a Cura di Enzo Restagno
The Perennial Avantgarde [Avant Garde]
Sykes, Gerald, The Perennial Avantgarde [Avant Garde]
Moscow and Leningrad: A Topographical Guide to Russian Cultural History Vol. 2 Writers, Painters, Musicians and Their Gathering Places
Ward, Charles A., Moscow and Leningrad: A Topographical Guide to Russian Cultural History Vol. 2 Writers, Painters, Musicians and Their Gathering Places
Other Architecture books that may be of interest:
- Downing, A. J.; Curtis, George William Rural essays. Leavitt & Allen, New York, 1854
By A. J. Downing. Ed. with a memoir of the author, by George William Curtis and a letter to his friends, by Frederika Bremer Added t.-p. (with vignette) has imprint: New York, Leavitt and Allen, 1855 Horticulture.--Landscape gardening.--Rural architecture.--Trees.--Agriculture.--Fruit.--Letters from England lxxi, 557 p. front., illus., plates, plans. 23 cm Dewey:
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