Le Corbusier Sketchbooks; Volume 1, 1914-1948
New York: Architectural History Foundation, 1981. Hardcover. Blue and white boards with white lettering on front cover, black lettering on spine, blue illustrated dust jacket with white lettering, 456 pp, profusely illustrated with bw illustrations and some color illustrations. VG (very slight scuffing to board edges, slight foxing spots to top edges, interior is clean and tight). Item #173065
ISBN: 9780262030786
Preface by Andre Wogenscky, Intro by Maurice Besset, Notes by Francoise de Franclieu. Volume 1 of a 4 Volume series. "The publication of Le Corbusier's Sketchbooks is, perhaps, the most important documentation to date of anything to do with the Modern Movement. He was the most influential architect of his time." - book jacket "In the sketchbooks, Le Corbusier drew what he saw around him and recorded his ideas touching on art, architecture, people, and places- ideas that are poetic, at times whimsical, and often startling. The sketchbooks provide an intimate view of his mind and will give a new dimensions to our understanding the great architect." -book jacket.
OCLC: 312824830
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