Offprint of a Barbara Miller Lane essay from Perspectives in American History, New Series, Vol. I, pp. 131–185, published in 1984 by Cambridge University Press for the Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History, Harvard University. 8vo (6 × 9 inches), b/w illustrations. An important study of Hugh Stubbins’s Berlin Congress Hall, the American contribution to the 1957 International Building Exhibition and a signal work of Cold War architectural and cultural diplomacy. Inscribed by Lane to architectural historian Carol Herselle Krinsky: “for Carol Krinsky / with best wishes, / Barbara Miller Lane.” An appealing association copy linking two prominent historians of modern architecture. From the library of Carol Herselle Krinsky. Light bumping and rubbing to extremities.
Offprint of a Barbara Miller Lane essay from Perspectives in American History, New Series, Vol. I, pp. 131–185, published in 1984 by Cambridge University Press for the Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History, Harvard University. 8vo (6 × 9 inches), b/w illustrations. An important study of Hugh Stubbins’s Berlin Congress Hall, the American contribution to the 1957 International Building Exhibition and a signal work of Cold War architectural and cultural diplomacy. Inscribed by Lane to architectural historian Carol Herselle Krinsky: “for Carol Krinsky / with best wishes, / Barbara Miller Lane.” An appealing association copy linking two prominent historians of modern architecture. From the library of Carol Herselle Krinsky. Light bumping and rubbing to extremities.
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