Tre scrittori della relazione fondamentale Perez-Galdos, Verga, Ramuz.

Milano, Vallardi 1964, cm.14x21, pp.XIV-404, 26 tavv.bn.e col.ft. legatura ed.soprac. Coll.Il Prisma,24.

Traduz.di Elsa Fubini. Roma, Editori Riuniti 1989, cm.14,5x21,5, pp.299, una pianta ripieg.ft. brossura copertina Coll.Biblioteca di Storia.

Con contributi di Domenico Gambardella, Roberto Mancini, Biancamaria Scarcia Amoretti. Milano, De Agostini Rizzoli Periodici Ed. 2005, cm.20,5x20,5, pp.188, numerose immagini a col.nt. legatura ed.cop.fig. a col. Biblioteca di Medioevo.

Hong Kong, Periplus 2000, cm.23,5x26, pp.176, interamente illustrato a colori, legatura ed.cartonata, sopraccop.fig. a colori. A thatched Balinese bale', overlooking a panorama of rice fields and open to the evening breeze, or a courtyard that combines temple carving with relaxing, recreational lounging space are enduring features of a distinctive "Bali-style". Shimmering pavilions, open verandahs, living rooms that invite the outside landscaping in—all are part of the Balinese tropical living experience. This book focuses on these timeless features and shows the new and exciting ways in which they are being interpreted. All the contemporary villas, resort bungalows, shops, restaurants and other buildings in the book, most never photographed before are new additions to the Bali scene. Each is unique, and, most importantly, characterized by a distinctly modern feel. Cleaner lines, more imaginative use of space, sharp angles, and the use of stone, concrete and ceramic roof tiles, are increasingly visible along with the coconut wood, teak and thatching. Stunning color photographs depict the residences set within their natural landscapes; architectural details; and a stunning array of individual interiors. Meticulous text compiled by an expert in tropical design, relates the various stages of the development of this new, international style, and complements the fascinating array of interiors featured.