36 x 28cm. Paperback, lxxxv pages of adverts, 119-160pp. The first plate is a reproduction of a watercolour by an unknown artist depicting the proposed Thames Tunnel between Wapping and Rotherhithe, c.1827. Contains the articles 'The Architectural Consequences of Women' by Basil D. Nicholson, 'Sir Christopher Wren' by E. Beresford Chancellor, 'The Paradise of Siva' [a study of Hindu architectural sculpture] by Penelope Chetwode, 'Hispanic Humanities' by Baird Dennison [constituting book reviews], 'Abstraction and Structure' by Oswell Blakeston, an interlude in French 'Pages d'un Journal du Chantier' by Berthold Lubetkin, a feature on Paul Nash to coincide with the exhibition at The Leicester Galleries in November 1932, and a rear section devoted to the use of steel and concrete. A showcase on A Villa in the Taunus Mountains by Peter Behrens, A House at Rye, Sussex, by Frank Scarlett, New Work at Oxford by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott.

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Title: The Architectural Review : A Magazine of Architecture & Decoration. Vol. LXXII, October 1932, No. 431
Publisher: London: The Architectural Press Ltd.
Publication Date: 1932
Binding: Soft cover

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Marcus Campbell Art Books Large bookshop located next to Tate Modern. We specialise in out of print, second-hand and rare books on 20th century and contemporary art, with a selected line of new titles. We concentrate on individual artists monographs and catalogues, important movements, artists books, illustrated books, periodicals and ephemera, with an emphasis on both modern British and International art. Also available is a very large range of inexpensive exhibition catalogues (�1, �2, �5) as well as rare and unique items from �100 to �3000 and over. 43 Holland St, London SE1 9JR, phone: (44)-(0)20-7261-0111 fax: (44)-(0)20-7261-0129 email: info@marcuscampbell.co.uk http://www.marcuscampbell.co.uk

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