Gaudí. the Complete Works. 45th Ed. by Rainer Zerbst: New

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Format: Hardcover Item Weight: 40.4 Oz Topic: Individual Architects & Firms / Monographs, History / Modern (Late 19th Century to 1945), General Intended Audience: Trade ISBN-10: 3836566192 ISBN-13: 9783836566193 Author: Rainer Zerbst height: 1.3 in Book Series: 45th Edition Ser. Book Title: Gaudí. the Complete Works. 45th Ed Publication Date: 2020-08-06 Item Width: 6.1 in Language: English Pages: 512 Illustrator: Yes Number of Pages: 512 Pages Genre: Architecture Item Height: 1.3 in Publisher: Taschen ISBN: 9783836566193 LC Classification Number: NA1313.G3 Item Length: 8.5 in Publication Year: 2020 width: 6.1 in

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Gaudí. the Complete Works. 45th Ed. by Rainer Zerbst: New. "Gaudí. the Complete Works. 45th Ed. by Rainer Zerbst is a comprehensive book that showcases the remarkable architectural talents of Antonio Gaudí, one of the most influential architects of the Modernist movement. With a detailed exploration of his residential, religious, and public projects, this book provides insights into Gaudí's unique worldview and the intricate details of his designs. Illustrated with new photography and Gaudí's own drawings, this hardcover book in English is a must-have for architecture enthusiasts. From the iconic Sagrada Família to lesser-known projects, this book is a valuable addition to any architectural library." "Gaudí. the Complete Works. 45th Ed. by Rainer Zerbst is a comprehensive book that showcases the remarkable architectural talents of Antonio Gaudí, one of the most influential architects of the Modernist movement. With a detailed exploration of his residential, religious, and public projects, this book provides insights into Gaudí's unique worldview and the intricate details of his designs. Illustrated with new photography and Gaudí's own drawings, this hardcover book in English is a must-have for architecture enthusiasts. From the iconic Sagrada Família to lesser-known projects, this book is a valuable addition to any architectural library."