Renaissance of Roman Architecture - Part III: France

<p><p>xiv, 220pp. Quarter bound in vellum. Leather spine label. Top edge gilt, other edges rough cut. Tissue-guarded colour frontispiece (showing the Hotel de Ville in Loches). 73 plate illustrations, plus sketches and vignettes in text. Handsome and historical important volume. Boards a little rubbed and worn at edges, spine label chipped, previous owner's inscription on slightly toned endpapers. The final part in Jackson's seminal series giving a connected history of post-Roman architecture in Europe.</p></p> <p></p> <p>history of Architecture, T G Jackson, Architecture, roman Architecture, france, french architecture</p>