Brick and Marble in the Middle Ages: Notes of Tours in the North of Italy. Exploring Medieval Italy: Architectural Wonders in Brick and Marble
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- Nombre de pages5707
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-623431-7
- EAN4064066234317
- Date de parution06/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille7 Mo
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Brick and Marble in the Middle Ages: Notes of Tours in the North of Italy, " George Edmund Street offers a meticulous examination of medieval architecture through his insightful observations on various Italian structures. The book weaves together vivid descriptions and technical insights, showcasing the interplay between materials and design principles that defined the era. Street'Äôs literary style places a strong emphasis on detailed visual imagery and historical context, guiding the reader through the intricacies of brick and marble as not merely materials, but as carriers of cultural significance and architectural innovation during the Middle Ages.
George Edmund Street, a prominent Victorian architect and architectural critic, possessed a deep fascination for Gothic architecture that undoubtedly influenced his writings. His extensive travels in Italy'Äîamongst the vibrant cathedrals and historic edifices'Äîallowed him to compile a unique perspective that combines practical architectural appreciation with scholarly research. Street'Äôs formative engagement with the architectural heritage of Europe reflects his commitment to heritage conservation and incited discussions of aesthetic and structural integrity in his time.
This book is essential for anyone interested in architectural history, medieval studies, or the evolution of design principles. Street'Äôs insightful commentary not only enhances our understanding of the technical aspects of these monumental structures but also invites us to appreciate the artistic and cultural narratives they encapsulate. A must-read for scholars and enthusiasts alike, Street'Äôs work serves as a bridge between the past and contemporary architectural discourse.
George Edmund Street, a prominent Victorian architect and architectural critic, possessed a deep fascination for Gothic architecture that undoubtedly influenced his writings. His extensive travels in Italy'Äîamongst the vibrant cathedrals and historic edifices'Äîallowed him to compile a unique perspective that combines practical architectural appreciation with scholarly research. Street'Äôs formative engagement with the architectural heritage of Europe reflects his commitment to heritage conservation and incited discussions of aesthetic and structural integrity in his time.
This book is essential for anyone interested in architectural history, medieval studies, or the evolution of design principles. Street'Äôs insightful commentary not only enhances our understanding of the technical aspects of these monumental structures but also invites us to appreciate the artistic and cultural narratives they encapsulate. A must-read for scholars and enthusiasts alike, Street'Äôs work serves as a bridge between the past and contemporary architectural discourse.
In "Brick and Marble in the Middle Ages: Notes of Tours in the North of Italy, " George Edmund Street offers a meticulous examination of medieval architecture through his insightful observations on various Italian structures. The book weaves together vivid descriptions and technical insights, showcasing the interplay between materials and design principles that defined the era. Street'Äôs literary style places a strong emphasis on detailed visual imagery and historical context, guiding the reader through the intricacies of brick and marble as not merely materials, but as carriers of cultural significance and architectural innovation during the Middle Ages.
George Edmund Street, a prominent Victorian architect and architectural critic, possessed a deep fascination for Gothic architecture that undoubtedly influenced his writings. His extensive travels in Italy'Äîamongst the vibrant cathedrals and historic edifices'Äîallowed him to compile a unique perspective that combines practical architectural appreciation with scholarly research. Street'Äôs formative engagement with the architectural heritage of Europe reflects his commitment to heritage conservation and incited discussions of aesthetic and structural integrity in his time.
This book is essential for anyone interested in architectural history, medieval studies, or the evolution of design principles. Street'Äôs insightful commentary not only enhances our understanding of the technical aspects of these monumental structures but also invites us to appreciate the artistic and cultural narratives they encapsulate. A must-read for scholars and enthusiasts alike, Street'Äôs work serves as a bridge between the past and contemporary architectural discourse.
George Edmund Street, a prominent Victorian architect and architectural critic, possessed a deep fascination for Gothic architecture that undoubtedly influenced his writings. His extensive travels in Italy'Äîamongst the vibrant cathedrals and historic edifices'Äîallowed him to compile a unique perspective that combines practical architectural appreciation with scholarly research. Street'Äôs formative engagement with the architectural heritage of Europe reflects his commitment to heritage conservation and incited discussions of aesthetic and structural integrity in his time.
This book is essential for anyone interested in architectural history, medieval studies, or the evolution of design principles. Street'Äôs insightful commentary not only enhances our understanding of the technical aspects of these monumental structures but also invites us to appreciate the artistic and cultural narratives they encapsulate. A must-read for scholars and enthusiasts alike, Street'Äôs work serves as a bridge between the past and contemporary architectural discourse.
