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Language: Italian
Published by Electa Editrice, Milan, 2000
ISBN 10: 8843574086 ISBN 13: 9788843574087
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Add to basketPaperback. Condition: Good. Paperback. Text is in Italian. Creases and scores on covers. Leading corners, edges and spine ends are slightly worn and lightly bumped. Gallery index label on spine foot and pocket on front flap. Binding is intact, contents are clear. AM. Used.
Language: English
Published by Edition Axel Menges, DE, 2007
ISBN 10: 3936681120 ISBN 13: 9783936681123
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Hardback. Condition: New. The fact that there is Gypsy architecture may surprise quite a few people, for Gypsies are regarded as nomads who roam through the world and settle now here, now there, never stay long in one place, and consider everything that normal citizens find important to be an unreasonable restriction of their freedom. Nevertheless, in southeastern Europe, there exists a remarkable architecture created by Gypsies. It seems to have been created from a dream: Unreal, abstruse, and colourful, it is a composition of all the architectural styles of this world. Uninfluenced by any deeper knowledge of architectural culture, each family head chose the style, size and finishings on the basis of his own personal tastes or memories of travels, houses and things seen in other countries. The result has been the creation of bizarre and fantastic jumbles of buildings that it is hard to classify in terms of western stylistic features. Very often the houses are the result of enormous jigsaw puzzles created from an assembly of images or photographs of various different buildings, and their execution precisely follows these crazy guidelines, perhaps because they are incomprehensible to those carrying out the project. Otherwise, how could one possibly explain Indian-style roofs crowning neoclassical buildings, mansard roofs on structures of improbable style, Frenchified Chinese pagodas, heterogeneous assemblies of diverse and contrasting elements. The structures, the villas gradually soften their bizarre and fantastic imagery the closer they are built to European countries. Undoubtedly, the cultural influence of neighbouring countries already immersed in the culture and lifestyle of Europe has helped to 'contaminate' the owners and bring their dwellings, the expression of their wishes, more into line with the ruling culture. What, however, remains staggering is the quality of the execution of the complex decorations, of the architectural elements and buildings that are very often contrasting, of widely differing façades surmounted by steepling roofs of no practical use whose only function is to represent, through their lack of proportion and absolute needlessness, the financial and social power of the family. Besides pieces of sculpture that are undoubtedly ritual and symbolic and originating from Indian culture, suns with spiny rays, various forms of pinnacle, geometrical moons, zoomorphic decorations, the tops of the roofs bear metalwork inscriptions giving the date of building and the name of the family or that of the wife, symbolising a desire for display and the proclamation of ownership.
Condition: New. 2007. Hardcover. The fact that there is Gypsy architecture may surprise quite a few people. Nevertheless in southeastern Europe, there exists a remarkable architecture created by Gypsies. It seems unreal, abstruse, and colourful, it is a composition of the various architectural styles of this world. This work deals with this area of gypsy architecture. Num Pages: 160 pages, 180 colour photos. BIC Classification: AM. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational. Dimension: 306 x 254 x 18. Weight in Grams: 1276. . . . . .
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Condition: New. 2007. Hardcover. The fact that there is Gypsy architecture may surprise quite a few people. Nevertheless in southeastern Europe, there exists a remarkable architecture created by Gypsies. It seems unreal, abstruse, and colourful, it is a composition of the various architectural styles of this world. This work deals with this area of gypsy architecture. Num Pages: 160 pages, 180 colour photos. BIC Classification: AM. Category: (P) Professional & Vocational. Dimension: 306 x 254 x 18. Weight in Grams: 1276. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.
Language: English
Published by Stuttgart ; London : Ed. Menges, 2007
ISBN 10: 3936681120 ISBN 13: 9783936681123
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Hardcover with dust jacket. Condition: Gut. 159 p., ill. Good. Cover shows mild wear. Clean pages. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1400.
Published by Electa, 2002
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Condition: quasi ottimo. Architettura Fine arts Architecture in 8° quadrato, bross. edit. ill. con bandelle - prima edizione - riccamente illustrato in b.n. e a colori nel testo OTTIME CONDIZIONI.
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Language: English
Published by Edition Axel Menges, DE, 2007
ISBN 10: 3936681120 ISBN 13: 9783936681123
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Add to basketHardback. Condition: New. The fact that there is Gypsy architecture may surprise quite a few people, for Gypsies are regarded as nomads who roam through the world and settle now here, now there, never stay long in one place, and consider everything that normal citizens find important to be an unreasonable restriction of their freedom. Nevertheless, in southeastern Europe, there exists a remarkable architecture created by Gypsies. It seems to have been created from a dream: Unreal, abstruse, and colourful, it is a composition of all the architectural styles of this world. Uninfluenced by any deeper knowledge of architectural culture, each family head chose the style, size and finishings on the basis of his own personal tastes or memories of travels, houses and things seen in other countries. The result has been the creation of bizarre and fantastic jumbles of buildings that it is hard to classify in terms of western stylistic features. Very often the houses are the result of enormous jigsaw puzzles created from an assembly of images or photographs of various different buildings, and their execution precisely follows these crazy guidelines, perhaps because they are incomprehensible to those carrying out the project. Otherwise, how could one possibly explain Indian-style roofs crowning neoclassical buildings, mansard roofs on structures of improbable style, Frenchified Chinese pagodas, heterogeneous assemblies of diverse and contrasting elements. The structures, the villas gradually soften their bizarre and fantastic imagery the closer they are built to European countries. Undoubtedly, the cultural influence of neighbouring countries already immersed in the culture and lifestyle of Europe has helped to 'contaminate' the owners and bring their dwellings, the expression of their wishes, more into line with the ruling culture. What, however, remains staggering is the quality of the execution of the complex decorations, of the architectural elements and buildings that are very often contrasting, of widely differing façades surmounted by steepling roofs of no practical use whose only function is to represent, through their lack of proportion and absolute needlessness, the financial and social power of the family. Besides pieces of sculpture that are undoubtedly ritual and symbolic and originating from Indian culture, suns with spiny rays, various forms of pinnacle, geometrical moons, zoomorphic decorations, the tops of the roofs bear metalwork inscriptions giving the date of building and the name of the family or that of the wife, symbolising a desire for display and the proclamation of ownership.
brossura con bandelle. Condition: Nuovo. numerose a colori fuori testo (illustrator). Prima Edizione. Il testo è in italiano, inglese. Formato 22X24Num Pagine 129.
Brossura. Condition: nuovo. (Design e Arti Applicate). l volume ripercorre la storia della Marzorati Ronchetti, azienda leader nel settore della lavorazione del metallo e dell'arredamento d'interni, presentando progetti per studi, negozi e abitazioni. Sommario / Contents Introduzione / Introduction Marzorati Ronchetti Ottant'anni di storia / Marzorati Ronchetti Eighty Years of History Negozi e Shoroom / Shops and Shorooms Spazi Pubblici / Public Spaces Case private / Private houses Elenco dei progetti / List of projects (T-CA) Autore/i a cura di Patrizio Corno Editore Electa Luogo Milano Anno 2000 Pagine 130 Dimensioni 22x24 (cm) Illustrazioni 116 ill. a colori, 31 ill. b/n n.t. - colors and b/w ills Legatura bross. ill. a colori con alette - paperback Conservazione Nuovo - New Lingua Italiano/Inglese - Italian/English text Peso 800 (gr) ISBN 8843574086 EAN-13 9788843574087.
Published by ELECTA, MILANO, 2000
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Vol. in -8 quadr. (22 x 24 cm.), brossura editoriale con alette illustrata a colori, pp. 129, (3) illustro con molte fotografie a colori e b.n. nel testo e a p.pagina. In ottime condizioni.