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Invisible Architecture
Hard cover, pages and jacket are all in very good condition showing very few signs of age or use. First edition, first printing.
176 pages, Hardcover
First published March 8, 1991
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July 28, 2017
An interesting book about art, romanticism, and confronting Vienna's image of itself with the not-so-beautiful realities. In the end, though there were parts I liked, other parts just went over my head.
April 21, 2013
Really conflicted on this one. I think it is a good work. Maybe not great. And DEFINITELY in need of an editor. Came across several formatting issues in my Kindle copy.
The dialog was probably my biggest hindrance in enjoying this set of three stories that even though not directly interrelated, have a very cohesive feel. It was very unclear at times which character was speaking, especially as there are several conversation involving 4 characters at a time.
I loved the concepts and understand completely the "invisible architecture" to which the title refers. I just think it needs tightening up.
The dialog was probably my biggest hindrance in enjoying this set of three stories that even though not directly interrelated, have a very cohesive feel. It was very unclear at times which character was speaking, especially as there are several conversation involving 4 characters at a time.
I loved the concepts and understand completely the "invisible architecture" to which the title refers. I just think it needs tightening up.
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