Historic buildings
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Authors:
- Singleton, Esther
1865 - 1930
About this book
In the early 20th century, a wave of architectural appreciation swept through literary circles, highlighting the profound relationship between culture and structure. "Historic Buildings: As Seen and Described by Great Writers," edited and translated by Esther Singleton, captures this essence through a curated selection of essays that explore the artistry and significance of iconic edifices. Readers will discover vivid portrayals of architectural marvels, revealing how these structures embody the spirit of their time and place. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this anthology invites reflection on the enduring legacy of our built environment. Engage with the unique perspectives of celebrated writers as they illuminate the stories behind these historic buildings, enriching our understanding of cultural heritage and identity.
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