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The Book: An Identification Guide to the History and Styles of American Religious Architecture, this is a treasury of hundreds of photographs and line drawings accompanying the clearly written text which identifies the various styles and discusses their development. Complete with a glossary of technical terms and biographies of the greatest influences on American architectural styles, this is the story of our churches, temples, and shrines. A comprehensive source of information for architects or inspiration for pastors and building committees.

hardcover - 9.25" x 11.25" - 448 pages - hundreds of color and b&w illustrations

The Author: Jeffrey Howe is a professor of fine arts at Boston College, where he teaches a variety of courses in the history of art and architecture. He was a founding editor of the journal Religion and the Arts.

  


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