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Condición: Very Good. 328 pages. Hungary's legacy of historic and modernist buildings rivals that of any count ry in Eastern or Western Europe. This comprehensive survey of Hungarian architec ture from Roman times to the present, the first to be published in English, make s that case abundantly clear. But to appreciate the architectural history of thi s Central European country, it is necessary to understand architectural solution s indigenous to the Central European region as a whole. This book is both a stud y of the relationship between Hungary's own architecture and history, and an int roduction to the larger field of Central European architecture.The authors, all leading Hungarian architectural historians with access to archives unavailable t o Western scholars, provide insight into the special significance that political changes in Hungary had in the shaping of its architecture. They describe the re lation of Hungarian architecture to the other arts, the assimilation of outside influences, and the search for an authentic national expression.The authors cove r the entire range of Hungarian architecture--including public, private, ecclesi astical, and governmental--as well as engineering, city planning, and technologi cal advances. They also discuss the changing roles of patrons and guilds, and th e contribution of architectural publications and education to the Hungarian arch itectural profession. Perhaps most revealing to Western readers are the illustra tions and line drawings, which document one of the most neglected but fascinatin g architectural traditions of Europe.Contributors : Péter Farbaki, András Ferk ai, János Gerle, György Kelényi, Pál Lovei, Tibor Sabján, József Sisa.…

Cambridge, MA. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket; Cloth; The MIT Press; 1998; First . Edition. 0262231921 . Orange illustrated dust wrapper, near fine. Green cloth with gilt titles to spine. Very good, slight bumping to corners. Illustrated endpapers, First edition. Illustrated thru out with numerous black & white, colour photographs, and architectural drawings. Slight wrinkle to bottom of pages. 328 pages with notes and index. Oversized and heavy book.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall . Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket; Cloth; The MIT Press; 1998; First Edition.…

Binding sound, text unmarked. Condición: Near Fine. Near Fine. Robust packaging. Tracking is always added to USA orders. It can be added to other overseas orders on request. Used books are exempt from USA tariffs. No ownership marks. Size: xxvii, 327pp., many illustrations, 26 x 26 cm. No ownership marks.…

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Condición: Good. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,1650grams, ISBN:0262231921. …

Brossura. Condición: new. Edited by Barral i Altet X., Lucherini V. and Lövei P. English Text. Roma, 2018; paperback, pp. 732, b/w and col. ill., cm 17x24. (Accademia Ungheria. 7). Libro.

Rilegato. Condición: fine. English Text.Cambridge, 1998; bound, pp. 325, b/w and col. ill., b/w and col. plates. Libro.

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Condición: NEW. Roma: Viella, 2018 9788867286614 Bibliotheca Academiae Hungariae 7 1409 732 p., clxxvi p. of plates : ill. col. b/n, indice, biografia, bibliografia ; 24 cm. With this book, the Hungarian Academy of Rome offers to the medievalist community a thematic synthesis about Hungarian medieval art, reconstructing, in a European perspective, more than four hundred years of artistic production in a country located right at the heart of Europe. The book presents an up-to-date view from the Romanesque through Late Gothic up to the beginning of the Renaissance, with an emphasis on the artistic relations that evolved between Hungary and other European territories, such as the Capetian Kingdom, the Italian Peninsula and the German Empire. Situated at the meeting point between the Mediterranean regions, the lands ruled by the courts of Europe west of the Alps and the territories of the Byzantine (later Ottoman) Empire, Hungary boasts an artistic heritage that is one of the most original features of our common European past. The book, whose editors and authors are among today's foremost experts in medieval art history, is divided into four thematic sections the sources and art historiography of the medieval period, the boundary between history, art history and archaeology, church architecture and decorations, religious cults and symbols of the power , with a selection of essays on the main works of Hungarian medieval art held in museums and public collections. With this book, the Hungarian Academy of Rome offers to the medievalist community a thematic synthesis about Hungarian medieval art, reconstructing, in a European perspective, more than four hundred years of artistic production in a country located right at the heart of Europe. The book presents an up-to-date view from the Romanesque through Late Gothic up to the beginning of the Renaissance, with an emphasis on the artistic relations that evolved between Hungary and other European territories, such as the Capetian Kingdom, the Italian Peninsula and the German Empire. Situated at the meeting point between the Mediterranean regions, the lands ruled by the courts of Europe west of the Alps and the territories of the Byzantine (later Ottoman) Empire, Hungary boasts an artistic heritage that is one of the most original features of our common European past. The book, whose editors and authors are among today's foremost experts in medieval art history, is divided into four thematic sections the sources and art historiography of the medieval period, the boundary between history, art history and archaeology, church architecture and decorations, religious cults and symbols of the power , with a selection of essays on the main works of Hungarian medieval art held in museums and public collections. Lõvei,Pál - Lucherini,Vinni - Takács,Imre.…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. "Timely and searching, this book comprises a welcome gathering of essays that collectively document and present to the reader the architectural originality that has given form to Hungarian culture." -- S.A. Mansbach, Associate Dean, Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, National Gallery of Art Hungary's legacy of historic and modernist buildings rivals that of any country in Eastern or Western Europe. This comprehensive survey of Hungarian architecture from Roman times to the present, the first to be published in English, makes that case abundantly clear. But to appreciate the architectural history of this Central European country, it is necessary to understand architectural solutions indigenous to the Central European region as a whole. This book is both a study of the relationship between Hungary's own architecture and history, and an introduction to the larger field of Central European architecture. The authors, all leading Hungarian architectural historians with access to archives unavailable to Western scholars, provide insight into the special significance that political changes in Hungary had in the shaping of its architecture. They describe the relation of Hungarian architecture to the other arts, the assimilation of outside influences, and the search for an authentic national expression. The authors cover the entire range of Hungarian architecture--including public, private, ecclesiastical, and governmental--as well as engineering, city planning, and technological advances. They also discuss the changing roles of patrons and guilds, and the contribution of architectural publications and education to the Hungarian architectural profession. Perhaps most revealing to Western readers are the illustrations and line drawings, which document one of the most neglected but fascinating architectural traditions of Europe. Contributors: Pà ter Farbaki, András Ferkai, János Gerle, Gyà rgy Kelà nyi, Pál Lovei, Tibor Sabján, Jà zsef Sisa.…