The Architecture of Paul Rudolph
Early monograph on Paul Rudolph’s houses, residences, apartment buildings, schools, university buildings, cultural and administrative buildings, and New Town project—both built and unbuilt. Published in 1970 by Praeger Publishers. With an introduction by Sibyl Moholy-Nagy, captions by Gerhard Schwab, and comments by Rudolph. 4to, hardcover with pictorial dust jacket, 240 pages, b/w and a few color illustrations (photographs, renderings, line drawings, schematics). With a chronological list of works at the end. Some rubbing and bumping to wrappers; minor foxing to boards. Interior clean and bright.
Early monograph on Paul Rudolph’s houses, residences, apartment buildings, schools, university buildings, cultural and administrative buildings, and New Town project—both built and unbuilt. Published in 1970 by Praeger Publishers. With an introduction by Sibyl Moholy-Nagy, captions by Gerhard Schwab, and comments by Rudolph. 4to, hardcover with pictorial dust jacket, 240 pages, b/w and a few color illustrations (photographs, renderings, line drawings, schematics). With a chronological list of works at the end. Some rubbing and bumping to wrappers; minor foxing to boards. Interior clean and bright.
Early monograph on Paul Rudolph’s houses, residences, apartment buildings, schools, university buildings, cultural and administrative buildings, and New Town project—both built and unbuilt. Published in 1970 by Praeger Publishers. With an introduction by Sibyl Moholy-Nagy, captions by Gerhard Schwab, and comments by Rudolph. 4to, hardcover with pictorial dust jacket, 240 pages, b/w and a few color illustrations (photographs, renderings, line drawings, schematics). With a chronological list of works at the end. Some rubbing and bumping to wrappers; minor foxing to boards. Interior clean and bright.
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