Description
1950 edition. Hardcover has heavy wear, discoloration, scratches, small tears and marks throughout. No dust jacket. Spine has wear on the top and bottom. Binding is secure. Pages are clean and in good condition, and largely unmarked aside from some small marks on some pages.
This well-worn copy of “Norwegian Architecture Throughout the Ages” offers a unique glimpse into the rich architectural heritage of Norway. Published in 1950, this book captures a pivotal era when traditional Norwegian building styles were being rediscovered and celebrated after centuries of external influences. The author’s meticulous research delves into the country’s diverse architectural traditions, from the iconic stave churches of the Middle Ages to the distinctive wooden farmhouses that dot the rural landscapes. Despite its age and wear, this volume remains a valuable resource for scholars, architects, and enthusiasts alike, providing a comprehensive overview of Norway’s architectural evolution and the cultural forces that shaped it. Collectors will appreciate the book’s historical significance and its role in preserving an important aspect of Norwegian identity.
