Masters of World Architecture : Antonio Gaudi
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TextLanguage: English Series: Masters of World Architecture A110Publication details: 1960 George Braziller, Inc. New YorkDescription: 136 pages illustrations, plates (some color), portrait 26 cmISBN: - 9783836560283
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| 720.92 CHA Chamoli earthquake handbook | 720.92 COB Marcel Breuer : 1902-1981 : form giver of the twentieth century | 720.92 COL Masters of World Architecture : Antonio Gaudi | 720.92 COL Masters of World Architecture : Antonio Gaudi | 720.92 COR Charles Correa | 720.92 COR Charles Correa | 720.92 COR Charles Correa |
Antonio Gaudi Cornet was born in Catalonia on June 25, 1852, of humble parentage, his father a craftsman in metal. Gaudi’s early interest in architecture led him to enter Barcelona’s new school of architecture, where he supported himself by apprenticeship to established builders, and he received his diploma there in 1878. Although a medievalist by inclination, he was non-traditional in his invention of forms and about 1900 became closely associated with the prevalent art Nouveau style in Catalonia. This book also includes architect’s work, drawing, Bibliographies and illustration
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