De Montclos 1974 ETIENNE-LOUIS BOULLEE Braziller Paperback HARD TO FIND

Description: Title: Etienne-Louis Boullee 1728-1799: Theoretician of Revolutionary ArchitectureAuthor: Jean-Marie Perouse de Montclos; James Emmons (translator)Publisher: Braziller (New York)Date: 1974ISBN: 9780807606711Description: Biography and analysis of the works of French neoclassical architect Etienne-Louis Boulee. One of the forerunners of the anti-rococo movement in 18th century Paris, Boulee was best known for his proposed cenotaph for Sir Isaac Newton, a 500-foot-tall sphere designed to change appearance at different times of day. This paperback volume appears to be rare and difficult to find. Condition: Softcover. NOT an ex-library book. Slight bending/creasing on corners of cover, and along spine. Scuff marks and age-related discoloration on cover and page blocks. Pages are clean and readable with no folds, tears, ink or pencil marks of any kind. All illustrations in monochrome. The Friends of the Springfield Library is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the work of the Springfield Library (Massachusetts). The Friends work to promote awareness of library resources, raise funds for special programming, and advocate on behalf of library interests. Your purchase directly benefits the libraries. It helps to purchase essential materials such as books, computer programs, updated technology and also helps to ensure the continuance of excellent children's programs. Thank you.

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