Armenia's Classical Architecture - Gfoeller, Michael; Klein, Kurt
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Armenia's Classical Architecture is a stunning review of one of the world's great architectural traditions. With a combination of succinct, rich essays, hundreds of informative captions, and thousands of beautiful photographs, Gfoeller and Klein offer their readers an entrancing survey of over a thousand years of artistic and intellectual heritage. This book is about more than architecture: it is a tribute to some of the greatest achievements of the human spirit, in areas as diverse as design, sculpture, painting, philosophy, mathematics, and engineering. Most importantly, it is an invitation…mehr

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Armenia's Classical Architecture is a stunning review of one of the world's great architectural traditions. With a combination of succinct, rich essays, hundreds of informative captions, and thousands of beautiful photographs, Gfoeller and Klein offer their readers an entrancing survey of over a thousand years of artistic and intellectual heritage. This book is about more than architecture: it is a tribute to some of the greatest achievements of the human spirit, in areas as diverse as design, sculpture, painting, philosophy, mathematics, and engineering. Most importantly, it is an invitation to readers to explore Armenia's fascinating ancient civilization for themselves.
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Autorenporträt
Michael Gfoeller is a world traveler, scholar, and photographer dedicated to discovering, exploring, and documenting the great civilizations of our planet. He first discovered the amazing civilization of Armenia over a quarter of a century ago, and he has supported archeological excavations and studies there ever since. Convinced that Armenia is one of the core civilizations of humanity and a key part of the common human heritage, he has published several books on its remarkable cultural achievements, of which this is the latest. Kurt Klein is a world citizen with a deep interest in history and archeology. He is dedicated to telling the stories of other cultures through visual narratives that transport readers to foreign lands and climes. He has climbed the mountains and explored the caverns of Armenia in search of direct contacts with one of humanity's oldest civilizations.