Chefs-d’œuvre en péril, par Pierre de Lagarde, Julliard.
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Published in 1964 by Julliard, Masterpieces in Peril is one of the books that helped raise public awareness of France's endangered architectural heritage.
Pierre de Lagarde travels throughout France, uncovering forgotten monuments, remarkable restoration projects and extraordinary stories of individuals dedicated to preserving historic buildings.
Among them is the remarkable story of a mechanic from Bry-sur-Marne who exchanged a brand-new motorcycle for an abandoned Templar commandery and spent years restoring it with his own hands.
Illustrated with numerous black-and-white photographs, this volume is both a historical document and a passionate tribute to France's architectural heritage.
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Paperback. Illustrated covers. Foxing to the top edge. Paper and page edges lightly yellowed with age. Very good overall condition. 241 pages.
About the author :
Pierre de Lagarde was a French journalist, writer and television presenter widely known for his efforts to protect and promote France's historic and architectural heritage.
Theme :
French heritage, historic monuments, architecture, restoration, local history, medieval buildings, cultural preservation and architectural history.
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Published in 1964 by Julliard, Masterpieces in Peril is one of the books that helped raise public awareness of France's endangered architectural heritage.
Pierre de Lagarde travels throughout France, uncovering forgotten monuments, remarkable restoration projects and extraordinary stories of individuals dedicated to preserving historic buildings.
Among them is the remarkable story of a mechanic from Bry-sur-Marne who exchanged a brand-new motorcycle for an abandoned Templar commandery and spent years restoring it with his own hands.
Illustrated with numerous black-and-white photographs, this volume is both a historical document and a passionate tribute to France's architectural heritage.