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5.0 out of 5 stars
Hard to find pictures,
By Steven Tatum "Old Hararian" (Blacksburg, Virginia USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: North African Villages: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia (World Folk Architecture Series) (Paperback)
This book illustrates northern African vernacular architecture well and explains it with a clear text. It is a picture book by an architectural photographer rather than a scholarly history or technical architectural analysis. The pictures are beautifully printed, but not as lush as in an art-photo book. The book's value is that pictures and explanations of this material are hard to find in other sources. I don't know why it is out of print, since it has no competition and the material does not date. The photographs are mostly black and white with some color.
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North African Villages: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia (World Folk Architecture Series) by Norman F. Carver (Paperback - Nov. 1989)
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