Small 4to. 284 pp, preface, introduction, I. City Architecture and Habitat by Janos Frecot and Sonja Gunther; II. Painting by Eberhard Roters; III. Sculpture by Joachim Heysinger von Waldegg; IV. Film in Berlin by Ulrich Gregor; V. Theater by Arno Paul; notes, guide to the persons mentioned in the book, photo credits, index with color and b&amp;w illustrations throughout. Translated from the German by Marguerite Mounier: First English Edition, 1982. Black leatherette with white lettering to spine."Big-city art for the inhabitants of big cities was primarily the creation of the artists and intellectuals of Berlin in the two decades from 1910-1933. Berlin witnessed and explosion of creative, individualistic experimentation that enthralled the art world of its time and is the subject of this exciting overview of an extraordinary place and period, influences of that new art that are still at wok today."

Berlin, Nineteen Ten to Nineteen Thirty-Three

Eberhard Roters

William S. Konecky Associates, Incorporated

For many years Joe Johnston has been given far less than his due as a Confederate hero, and able, devoted general. This partial eclipse was the work of his powerful enemy, Jefferson Davis, who emerges as the second leading figure in this book. The two men held opposing strategic views. Against the best of the Union commanders Johnston's record matches Lee's. But Davis missed no opportunity to blacken Johnston's reputation. only his patriotic devotion to the Southern cause prevented him from resigning. Govan and Livingwood write quietly, but their material cuts deep. in the process, they explode some long, unchallenged beliefs and cut off some exalted heads.

A Different Valor: The Story of General Joseph E. Johnston, C. S. A

Gilbert Govan

James Livingwood

Delights and Prejudices

Arts & Photography

BEARD, James

History & Criticism

Originally priced at $34.95 now only $16.98. Where physical beauty combines with legend, myth and history, it creates an atmosphere that defies rational explanation. Such enchanted places have long been an inspiration for poets, painters and architects. Their inherent magnetism continues to draw thousands of visitors every year. 
The Atlas of Legendary Places is a celebration of this ancient heritage and charts a journey that begins where legend, myth and history meet. The reader is introduced to timeless landscapes such as Mount Fuji and Hawaii's Halekala Crater; the sacred wonder of Stonehenge and the Serpent Mount in Ohio; the eternal realms of Avalon and Atlantis; and such awe-inspiring holy places as the Potala Palace in Tibet and Mont. St. Michel. With over 250 color illustration beautifully reproduced in an oversize format.

The Atlas of Legendary Places

Politics & Social Sciences

JENNIFER WESTWOOD

Harpur, James

Social Sciences

Participants describe the conflict, battlefield scenes, and the War itself. [xxiv]+389pp including Index.

The Confederate Reader

History

Harwell, Richard B. (edit)

Americas

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