Rolf sachsse text (7 risultati)

Hardcover. 95p., 7.25x8.75 inches,very good first edition monograph hardcover bound in blue pictorial boards. Nature photography.

8° o.P. ca. 110 S. mit zahlr. Abb., blindgepräger Name auf Titel, 1 S. mit Gekritzel am Rand, sonst sauber. Illustr. Obroschur 920 gr.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. FORSYTH, MICHAEL - ROBERT OUSTERHOUT DOGAN KUBAN - ROLF SACHSSE (Text) - AHMET ERTUG (Photos) Domes. A journey through European architectural history. Istanbul: Ertug & Kocabiyik (Borusan), 2011. 4to. (35x48 cm), 212 p., 110 color ills. In English. Original silk cloth binding. In the original slipcase. Fine Oversize and very heavy volume. Please contact for postage cost. ISBN: 9780954807733 CATALOG: Architecture & Urban studies KEYWORDS: Architecture History of art This enchanting and important book presents the art of the internationally famous architectural photographer, Ahmet Ertug in his latest folio, capturing the spatial essence of that most defining symbol of architecture, the Dome. The book is a journey through architectural history, from the immense spherical dome of the first-century Roman Pantheon, its oculus open to the sky, to the steel and glass of Norman Foster's Bundestag, Berlin, one of the most visited new architectural structures in the world. Along the way, are the domes of Byzantium including the Hagia Sophia, its dome pierced with lunette windows that make it seemingly float by magic, the mighty domes of the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and the Baroque, each presenting its architect with the greatest of all structural challenges - Brunelleschi's Florence Cathedral, Michelangelo's St Peter's, Sir Christopher Wren's St Pauls' in London, and the iron and glass domes of nineteenth-century France. The text, by leading authorities in their field, relates the extraordinary and unique stories behind each, explaining the structural principles and the fascinating tales of human, social and personal strife, by the architects and craftsmen from ancient Rome to the present day. More than any other architectural element, domes have facets of structure, vision, representations of heaven, iconography and acoustics, all involving the greatest names in architectural history. The expansive photography of Ahmet Ertug captures the spatial vision of 27 famous domes, all of them visually stunning and all with a story to tell. Printed and hand bound in Switzerland to very high standards. Number of pages 212 Number of color plates 110 Page size 35 x 48 cms. Presented in a slipcase, book cover bound in moire silk cloth.…

Hardcover. Condizione: New. FORSYTH, MICHAEL - ROBERT OUSTERHOUT DOGAN KUBAN - ROLF SACHSSE (Text) - AHMET ERTUG (Photos) Domes. A journey through European architectural history. Istanbul: Ertug & Kocabiyik (Borusan), 2011. 4to. (35x48 cm), 212 p., 110 color ills. In English. Original silk cloth binding. In the original slipcase. New Oversize and very heavy volume. Please contact for postage cost. ISBN: 9780954807733 CATALOG: Architecture & Urban studies KEYWORDS: Architecture History of art This enchanting and important book presents the art of the internationally famous architectural photographer, Ahmet Ertug in his latest folio, capturing the spatial essence of that most defining symbol of architecture, the Dome. The book is a journey through architectural history, from the immense spherical dome of the first-century Roman Pantheon, its oculus open to the sky, to the steel and glass of Norman Foster's Bundestag, Berlin, one of the most visited new architectural structures in the world. Along the way, are the domes of Byzantium including the Hagia Sophia, its dome pierced with lunette windows that make it seemingly float by magic, the mighty domes of the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and the Baroque, each presenting its architect with the greatest of all structural challenges - Brunelleschi's Florence Cathedral, Michelangelo's St Peter's, Sir Christopher Wren's St Pauls' in London, and the iron and glass domes of nineteenth-century France. The text, by leading authorities in their field, relates the extraordinary and unique stories behind each, explaining the structural principles and the fascinating tales of human, social and personal strife, by the architects and craftsmen from ancient Rome to the present day. More than any other architectural element, domes have facets of structure, vision, representations of heaven, iconography and acoustics, all involving the greatest names in architectural history. The expansive photography of Ahmet Ertug captures the spatial vision of 27 famous domes, all of them visually stunning and all with a story to tell. Printed and hand bound in Switzerland to very high standards. Number of pages 212 Number of color plates 110 Page size 35 x 48 cms. Presented in a slipcase, book cover bound in moire silk cloth.…

Softcover. Condizione: Sehr gut. 1. Auflage. Z : 224 Seiten/pp., 218 Abb./illustrations - Mit zahlreichen großformatigen Abbildungen gibt der Band einen Überblick über die aktuelle Schaffensperiode des Bildhauers mit einigen Referenzwerken aus früheren Perioden. Dabei werden auch seine fotografischen Arbeiten einbezogen, die gleichberechtigt neben und in einem engen Zusammenhang mit seinen Skulpturen stehen.…

Exhibition catalogue. Paperback, with dust jacket. Many ills in color. 58 p. -(Minor wear and smudges to the dust jacket, but otherwise in very good condition.). ISBN 3980690334.

Hardcover. Condizione: Sehr gut. 1. Auflage. Z : 288 Seiten, 373 Abb. gebunden - Auf neuestem Stand der Forschung und unter Berücksichtigung neuer Materialien widmet sich der Band diesen Klassikern der Moderne und diskutiert dabei auch die progressiven Innenraumkonzepte Mies van der Rohes, die Aspekte der Raumgestaltung stets als Teil einer architektonischen Gesamtkonzeption begreifen. Einschlägige Experten lassen nicht nur Mies gestalterische Höhepunkte und ihre Entstehungsgeschichte Revue passieren, sondern beleben in ihren Beiträgen auch sein Berliner Umfeld der 1920er- und 1930er-Jahre. Darüber hinaus enthält das Buch eine Reihe bisher unpublizierter Fotos zu Mies Werk.…