A counterpoint to this aggrandizement also appeared, in the Dutch paintings of bourgeois life, until the more intimate Rococo style emerged in the 18th century. Along with the paintings of Rubens and Van Dyck, the book also catalogs such effusive treasures as the gilded fountain statues of Versailles, the library of the former Benedictine monastery of Wiblingen near Ulm, and St. Peter's Square in Rome. Copiously illustrated with color photographs throughout, this series of highly visual architectural and art histories gives readers a broad-ranging, multifaceted tour of a particular period of European building technology and design. The books are elegantly printed, with laminated covers, silver linen spines, and silk ribbon markers. 256 pages, laminated cover.,  Feierabend Verlag 3936761574 / 9783936761573
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