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Cathedral by David Macaulay · Booklabria

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Cathedral

ArchitectureLiteratura juvenil

Cathedral

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First published: 1973
Editions: 16 in 3 languages

Synopsis

The Gothic cathedral is one of man's most magnificent expressions as well as one of his grandest architectural achievements. Built to the glory of God, each cathedral was created by the ingenuity, skill, and hard work of generations of dedicated people. Text and detailed drawings follow the planning and construction of a magnificent Gothic cathedral in the imaginary French town of Chutreaux during the thirteenth century. - Publisher.

Subjects: Architecture
Literatura juvenil
Medieval
Christian art and symbolism
Cathedrals
Church architecture

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16 in 3 languages

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