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The Plan of St. Gall (3 Vols.).
Horn, Walter and Ernest Born.
The Plan of St. Gall (3 Vols.).
A masterpiece of scholarship and book design: an encyclopaedic study of the Romanesque architecture, economy and life in this paradigmatic Carolingian Monastery, founded in 612 AD. Three large, finely crafted clothbound volumes. Foreword by Wolfgang Braunfels. Very good to fine condition, volume 1 only has plastic wrap over book.

Category: Out of Print, OP Regional
Binding: Cl.
Pages: 1000 p
Publisher: University of California.
Year: 1979.
Publication Place: Berkeley,
Book Id: 13322

Price: $800.00

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