Antoni Gaudi: Complete Works

Antoni Gaudi: Complete Works by Aurora Cuito and Cristina Montes

Antoni Gaudi: Complete Works by Aurora Cuito and Cristina Montes

The colourful architecture of Antoni Gaudi is perhaps the most recognizable in the world. His vivid imagination was expressed in fluid lines and grotesque animal, flower and water motifs. This fat little book catalogues each of the Catalonian architect’s masterworks. Hundreds of colour photographs are included. Some show incredible details, like those of the Door of the Dragon – a monster-themed gate, hand wrought in steel. Other images of colossal structures like Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia capture the vastness of Gaudi’s vision.

Aurora Cuito and Cristina Montes (Evergreen, 2009) 791pp RRP $34.99

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Published online: 1 Feb 2010

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Houses, February 2010

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