Trager, Philip. The Villas of Palladio. Photographs by Philip Trager. Text by Vincent Scully. Signed Copy and pioneer dancer Isadora Duncan

and pioneer dancer Isadora Duncan

This section captures the "poetic realism" of Paris—from Doisneau’s whimsical street scenes to Brassaï’s nocturnal mysteries—emphasizing a gentler

It captures the transition from the structured elegance of the Belle Époque to the more liberated

The text connects Rumph’s artistic vision to the modernists championed by museum founder Duncan Phillips

Trager, Philip. The Villas of Palladio. Photographs by Philip Trager. Text by Vincent Scully. Signed Copy and pioneer dancer Isadora DuncanNYGS Little Brown, 1986. Foreword by Renato Cevese. Introduction by Michael Graves. First edition, fine hardcover in red cloth with very good plus protected dust jacket that has small area of wear and short closed tear at base of spine at rear (see photo). Large format, 167 pages. Architectural photographer Philip Trager's beautifully composed and printed views of villas in Italy designed by Andrea Palladio, "the most influential architect to emerge