Reinassance.

Traduz.di Anna Colombo. Milano, Dall'Oglio--Oxford Univ. Press 1981, cm.11,5x18, pp.140, brossura cop.fig. Coll.Maestri del Passato.

Houston, The Museum of Fine Arts 1987m cm.23x30, pp.14o illustrazioni bn.e a colori. brossura con copertina figurata a colori.

Edizione italiana a cura di Guglielmo Ginocchio. Manuale tecnico illustrato con 123 figure e schemi. Milano, Lattes & C. 1955, cm.12x19,5, pp.X,310, legatura editoriale, soprac.fig.rosso. Seconda edizione apmpliata.

La Jolla, Wildstorm 2002, cm.17x26, pp.128, paperback. Former StormWatch weatherman Jackson King and his bride Christine Trelane watched as their superhuman StormWatch teammates were murdered viciously, and their precious SkyWatch station lost. Since then they have bided their time, living under the watchful eye of their former allies in The Authority, waiting for the right moment to return to the spotlight with an organisation of their own: the Monarchy. Now they are are aware of a menace that cannot simply be beaten back into the shadows. The husband and wife. The trans-dimensional priest. The mad professor. The resurrected killer. The performance artist. In order to save the world, the Monarchy must break every rule...

New York, DC Comics 2004, cm.17x26, pp.224, paperback. Screaming into action comes a truly classic comics character: the Flash, a.k.a. Wally West, the fastest man alive - soon to star in a new live action TV series! The relative calm of Wally's home town, Keystone City, is shattered when brutal bad guys the Rogues hatch a plot to take down the Flash. In the subsequent battles, the Flash is poisoned, and the tempo really picks up as the Scarlet Speedster races desperately to find a cure! As a member of the Justice League, the Flash also stars in the smash-hit animated TV series, but in this new graphic novel from Titan, he gets to enjoy his own hypersonic, doppler-shifting action-fest!

Foreword by Richard Rogers. Merrell 2017, cm.22x26, pp.271 ill. legatura editoriale cartonata, sopraccoperta figurata Alvar Aalto remains Finland’s greatest architect, retains his place among the Modern Masters of twentieth-century architecture and is now recognized internationally as one of the world’s greatest architects of all time. For Finland, Aalto, through his architecture, furniture, glassware and sculpture, contributed perhaps more than any other Finn to the creation of the cultural identity of the new independent Finland and its promotion around the world. His Finnish Pavilions in Paris and New York from the Thirties placed Finland centre-stage, establishing its identity as a modern, innovative country and generated huge interest in this northern land of lakes and forests. He went on to work in 18 countries around the world, as well as designing many of Finland’s most important buildings of the 50s, 60s and 70s.