1000 trésors de France, présentation Pierre Cabanne, Denoël - René Kister éditeurs
€14.00
Published in 1966 in the “Encyclopédie de poche” series, 1000 Treasures of France is a richly illustrated survey of the artistic, historical and archaeological heritage of France, from Prehistory to the twentieth century.
Presented by Pierre Cabanne, the volume gathers one thousand remarkable monuments, artworks, archaeological sites and cultural landmarks representing the extraordinary diversity of French heritage. Readers travel from prehistoric caves to Gothic cathedrals, from Renaissance castles to masterpieces of modern art.
Illustrated in both colour and black and white, the book includes chronological tables, geographical indexes and reference tools that make it both a practical guide and a fascinating cultural encyclopedia.
Garanties sécurité
Tout notre site est sécurisé SSL
Politique de livraison
Livraison par Colissimo
Politique retours
14 jours après réception du colis.
Lettre d'information
Recevez nos nouveautés littéraires
.svg)
.svg)
Condition
Publisher's red cloth-covered boards with gilt lettering. Very good overall condition. 463 pages.
About the author
Pierre Cabanne was a French art critic, journalist and historian who devoted much of his career to introducing art and cultural heritage to a broad readership.
His writings are appreciated for their clarity and accessibility.
About the book
Before the internet era, works such as this offered readers a unique opportunity to discover important monuments, artworks and historical sites from across an entire country within a single volume.
Why this book is unusual
It brings together an extraordinary variety of treasures spanning thousands of years of French history, from prehistoric remains to modern artistic achievements.
Why this book remains relevant today
Interest in heritage, cultural tourism and historical monuments continues to grow, making this comprehensive survey as appealing as ever.
English Keywords
- Pierre Cabanne
- 1000 Treasures of France
- French heritage
- art history
- historic monuments
- architecture
- archaeology
- cultural heritage
- French culture
- illustrated encyclopedia
C20-35
1 Item
Comments (0)
No customer reviews for the moment.
16 other products in the same category:
Published in 1966 in the “Encyclopédie de poche” series, 1000 Treasures of France is a richly illustrated survey of the artistic, historical and archaeological heritage of France, from Prehistory to the twentieth century.
Presented by Pierre Cabanne, the volume gathers one thousand remarkable monuments, artworks, archaeological sites and cultural landmarks representing the extraordinary diversity of French heritage. Readers travel from prehistoric caves to Gothic cathedrals, from Renaissance castles to masterpieces of modern art.
Illustrated in both colour and black and white, the book includes chronological tables, geographical indexes and reference tools that make it both a practical guide and a fascinating cultural encyclopedia.