The Art of Buda and Pest in the Middle Ages
Budapest: Akedemiai Kiado, 1971. first edition. hardcover. 4to. 146pp. + 140 B/W photographic plates. from front flap: "Reent large-scale reconstructions in the town of Budapest made extensive excavations possible, from which the exploration of the one-time Royal Palace stood out in significance. The latter was conducted by the author who, in this book, summarizes the results of 25 years' research. In the light of ample new evidence it became clear that the central areas of Hungary had been the birthplace of practically every art style later to be found all over the country. [. . .] Based, for the most part, on entirely new facts produced by the author's own research and using many new photographs and illustrations, the book combines the methods of history, archaeology, art history and urban history in its wide-ranging analysis." Book VG: touch of shelf wear to boards and corners, mild foxing to endpapers, text clean, binding tight. / DJ G: shelf wear, closed tears, corner wear, tear with loss at bottom front. NOT clipped. Item #3584
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