World Architecture: Early Middle Ages

This comprehensive volume explores early medieval architecture in Europe and its surrounding regions. It provides in-depth analyses of representative architectural styles from the Carolingian, Ottonian, and Byzantine periods, illustrating how structures such as churches, monasteries, and castles were intertwined with the social and religious fabric of the time, supported by abundant photographs and illustrations.

Published in 1972
Number of pages 193
Size 220×220×25mm