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Milano, Hoepli 1901, cm.12,5x19, pp.462, rilegatura in mz.tela. Prima edizione. (Leg.lenta).

Milano, Casa Editrice Galli di Chiesa, Omodei, Guindani 1896, cm.12,5x20, pp.220, brossura, cop.muta, sopraccop. in pergamenino rimboccata. (Sopraccop.brunita, con lacune al dorso e rimbocchi anteriori distaccati.) [Interni in ottimo stato.]

Milano, Garzanti Ed. 1973, cm.11x18, pp.420, tascabile,cop.ill.a col. Collana I Grandi Libri,23.

Verona, Off. Grafiche A. Mondadori per Time-Life International (Nederland) 1972, cm.26x26, pp.246,(4), numerose tavv. fotogr. in nero nt., leg. ed. in mezza tela, titoli al piatto ant. e al dorso, piatto ant. fig. (Timbro ex libris rosso al piede del contropiatto posteriore.) Collana Life Library of Photography.

Indice:- Townscape - The street - The town - The italian tradition - Objects - Earth - Air - Fire - Water - Conclusions. Illustrazioni di Kenneth Browne, Presentazione di Erdem Erten e di Alan Powers. Londra, The Architectural Press 1963, cm.18,5x25, pp.280 ill. legatura editoriale, sopraccoperta fig. Prima edizione. First edition. The Italian Townscape was written by Hubert de Cronin Hastings (1902-1986), under his pseudonym of Ivor de Wolfe, with photographs taken by him and his wife Hazel (alias Ivy de Wolfe). He claimed to have invented the word Townscape, and used his position as proprietor/editor of the Architectural Review to promote it as a technique to inspire the creation of historically layered, visually stimulating, dense cities in the period of reconstruction and new towns.