brick and marble in the middle ages notes of tours in the north of italy
George Edmund Street was an English architect. At an early age Street became deeply interested in the principles of Gothic architecture, and devoted most of his time and efforts to studying and sketching the finest examples of medieval buildings in England and on the Continent. In 1855 he published this very careful and wonderfully illustrated work. This book is a great find for students studying architecture, professional architect and designers, or anyone interested in architecture and design.
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