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Movie Palaces: Survivors of an Elegant Era

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Movie Palaces: Survivors of an Elegant Era

A glorious compilation of brilliant color photographs from the golden age of the great American movie theaters. Pildas captures the spectacle and the glamour of these cinema temples, concentrating on specific design motifs such as marquees, box offices, lobbies, even the razzle-dazzle terrazzo floors. MOVIE PALACES is a vivid and detailed examination of some of America's vanishing architectural treasures.
Country USA
Brand Clarkson N. Potter
Manufacturer Clarkson N. Potter
Binding Hardcover
ReleaseDate 1988-12-12
UnitCount 1
EANs 9780517538579

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