Sacred Architecture by A.T. Mann | 1993 Paperback

Description: Sacred Architecture by A.T. Mann - Summary Sacred Architecture, authored by A.T. Mann and published in 1993 as part of the Sacred Arts series, explores the profound relationship between architecture and spirituality. This work delves into various architectural styles and their historical significance, emphasizing how sacred spaces are designed to reflect and enhance the spiritual experiences of their users. Mann's analysis covers a range of structures, from ancient temples to modern sacred spaces, illustrating how design elements contribute to the overall sense of the divine. This paperback copy is in very good condition, featuring clean covers, sharp edges and corners, and a secure, tight binding. The book is illustrated in color with both full-page images and in-text illustrations that complement the text. This copy comes from the personal collection of a university professor who studied the arts, and his signature can be found on the front end page. Key Features:Exploration of the intersection between architecture and spiritualityVery good condition with clean covers and sharp edgesRichly illustrated in color, enhancing the text's themes Collection Suitability: This book is an excellent resource for collectors, scholars, and students interested in architectural history, sacred spaces, and the relationship between art and spirituality. The professor's signature adds academic provenance, making it a noteworthy addition to any library focused on the arts and their cultural significance.

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