Book by Michael Southworth, Susan Southworth

Maps: A Visual Survey and Design Guide

Reference

Michael Southworth

Atlases & Maps

Bulfinch Press,U.S.

A rich contribution to the understanding of Inca archaeology and architecture and an invaluable guide for visitors to Peru.The stone monuments of the Incas, set against the dramatic backdrop of the Andes, are among the most magnificent structures in the world. Originally published in 1982, Monuments of the Incas is the most comprehensive photographic and narrative study of the major sites of the Inca empire, including the famed city of Machu Picchu, the Inca town and sun temple of Ollantaytambo, the mighty temple-fortress of Sacsahuaman, and the steeply terraced ruins of Pisac. This classic book, long out of print, has now been rewritten to incorporate results from the latest archaeological excavations, discoveries about Inca masonry techniques, and updated interpretations of form and function. There are new chapters about Choquequirau, Vitcos, Chinchero, and the ruins along the famous Inca Trail. Edward Ranneyâ€™s photographs convey the extraordinary accomplishments of the Inca masonsâ€”from sheer terrace walls and stairways to striking temple buildings and sculpted rock shrinesâ€”and the grandeur of their cities. John Hemming makes brilliant use of archaeological and documentary evidence to write a compelling account of each site and to offer insights and speculations on the enigmatic ruins. 157 color, 22 b&amp;w illustrations

Monuments of the Incas

History

Edward Ranney

Americas

Wild flowers: Photographs

Arts & Photography

MEYEROWITZ, Joel

Photography & Video

This pioneering book stands as the most comprehensive treatment of the lives, ideas and art works of the remarkable group of women who were an essential part of the Surrealist movement.

Women artists and the surrealist movement

Whitney Chadwick

All the right people

Barbara P. Norfleet

Wild Flowers/Photographs

The Victorian woman: A book of days

Sally Fox

Provence memories

Dennis Stock

Published to celebrate the opening of the Berlin wall, this photographic essay chronicles the spirit of the two Berlins over the last decade and features images from the smashing of the wall. Drawn to Berlin some ten years ago, Duroy aims to capture its atmosphere by delving beneath its surface. Berliners of all ages, cityscapes, graffiti, political and military presence and smoke-filled cafes are a few of the images in the photographer's portrait of this historic German city.

Berlin: Portrait of a City

David Aikman

Stephane Duroy

Life in Our Century in Pictures

Richard B. Stolley

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