The Best Coffee Table Books About Gaudi

Building on Nature: The Life of Antoni GaudĂ­ by Rachel Victoria Rodriguez

In a small village in Spain lives a boy named Antoni more...0 points

In a small village in Spain lives a boy named Antoni GaudĂ­. His home is in Catalonia, a place of jagged mountain peaks and silvery olive trees, splashed by the sparkling sea. The wild beauty of this landscape makes a deep impression. He thinks of it as the Great Book of Nature, and he will read from it all of his life. GaudĂ­ becomes an architect, learning the rules of form and structure that buildings are supposed to follow. But the shapes and colors of the natural world still inspire him, and h...0 points

Barcelona by Robert Hughes

From the bestselling author of The Fatal Shore com more...0 points

From the bestselling author of The Fatal Shore comes a monumentally informed and irresistibly readable work of history, art criticism, and urban anthropology devoted to the most un-Spanish city in Spain. "Confirms Hughes's authority as a first-rate chronicler and historian."--The New York Times Book Review. 180 photos.0 points

Gaudi of Barcelona by Luis Permanyer

The work of Antoni GaudĂ­ (1852-1926) defines the city more...0 points

The work of Antoni GaudĂ­ (1852-1926) defines the city of Barcelona like no other. Its art-nouveau-style spires and visionary eccentricities bestow their unique character on the skyline and make the city a point of pilgrimage for fans of GaudĂ­'s inimitable, playful style. GaudĂ­ of Barcelona presents the architect's work in Barcelona as it has never been seen before. Vibrant, specially commissioned photographs present the wonders of the Sagrada FamĂ­lia, Casa MilĂ , and 10 other fantastic creations....0 points

Gaudi by Juan Eduardo Cirlot

A complete photographic anthology of Gaudí´s wor more...0 points

A complete photographic anthology of Gaudí´s work in a large format book designed by América Sánchez, which includes a meticulous selection of images where technical quality and aesthetics are combined. This book brings together twelve years of photographic works dedicated to the architecture of Antoni Gaudi.0 points

Gaudi: The Complete Buildings (Architecture & Design) by Rainer Zerbst

The complete works of the great Antoni Gaud? (TASC more...0 points

The complete works of the great Antoni Gaud? (TASCHEN's 25th anniversary special edition) Anyone who visits Barcelona today will come across the works of Antoni Gaud??the architect who has attracted art-lovers from all over the world to Spain. It was here, in the capital of Catalonia, that the famous master of architecture produced nearly all of his works, including villas for the well-to-do bourgeoisie, the expansive G?ell Park (which today is open to the public), and the famous church designed...0 points

Gaudi: Complete Works (Evergreen Series) (English, German and French Edition) by Isabel Artigas

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Antonio Gaudi: Master Architect (Tiny Folio) by Juan Bassegoda Nonell

Antonio GaudĂ­ (1852-1926) is one of the best-known more...0 points

Antonio GaudĂ­ (1852-1926) is one of the best-known architects of the 20th century. Even today, some 75 years after GaudĂ­'s death, his playful, exuberant buildings continue to influence architects, sculptors, and designers. Perhaps most identified with the dynamic, sculptural facades found on his structures, GaudĂ­ is respected as much for his technological innovations as for his daring style. In this enlightening, portable volume, a concise, knowledgeable text by the director of the CĂ tedra GaudĂ­...0 points

Antoni Gaudi, 1852-1926: From Nature to Architecture (Taschen Basic Architecture) by Maria Antonietta Crippa

Inspiring, visionary buildings by the great GaudĂ­ more...0 points

Inspiring, visionary buildings by the great GaudĂ­ Raised during the Industrial Revolution, Spanish architect Antoni GaudĂ­ (1852-1926) strove to distinguish and reaffirm the identity of his native Catalonia as Spain and the rest of Europe modernized. Early neo-Gothic designs were the stepping-stone to the mature, original style that came to be synonymous with his name. Incorporating bold colors and odd bits of material into his designs, GaudĂ­ created inspiring, visionary buildings and helped establish...0 points

Gaudi: A Biography by Gijs Van Hensbergen

At the time of his death in 1926, Antoni GaudĂ­ was more...0 points

At the time of his death in 1926, Antoni GaudĂ­ was arguably the most famous architect in the world. He had created some of the greatest and most controversial masterpieces of modern architecture, which were as exotic as they were outrageous. But little is known about the shadowy figure behind the swirling, vivid buildings that inspired the Surrealists. This masterful biography brings both man and architect powerfully to life against the changing backdrop of Barcelona and Catalonia. Gijs van Hensbergen...0 points