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Franco Borsi, Geno Pampaloni (Editors)、Istituto Ge･･･

LE PIAZZE (1975) is part of the prestigious “Monumenti d’Italia” series, documenting the history and architecture of Italy’s major public squares from the Renaissance onward through detailed photographs and illustrations. Bound in a luxurious cloth hardcover with gilt spine, the volume is in Excellent Condition (A) with minimal wear; color plates remain clear. Provenance stamp “Shibuya Zōsho,” noting purchase in Paris in 1987, adds notable collectible value. Edited by Franco Borsi and Geno Pampaloni. A desirable work for collectors of Italian art, architecture, and urban history, especially in high-grade condition with documented provenance.

Antonio Piva (Edited by)、ISTITUTO GEOGRAFICO DE AG･･･

Le Chiese dal Rinascimento al Novecento (1988), part of the Monumenti d’Italia series edited by Antonio Piva, surveys Italian ecclesiastical architecture from the Renaissance to Modern periods. Large format hardcover in Excellent Condition (A); minimal wear, internal plates presumed crisp and clear. Features a Japanese provenance stamp “Akutaya Zōsho,” “~Tange Office Era,” registered 1994, purchased in Paris linking the volume to Kenzo Tange’s office library, adding exceptional archival significance. A high quality reference and collectible, this monograph is highly desirable for architectural historians, European art scholars, and elite private collectors focused on Tange’s legacy and global architectural research.

Henry A. Millon, Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani (Edit･･･

Large-format hardcover with dust jacket in Excellent condition (Rank A). The decisive feature is the Japanese provenance stamp on the colophon page, reading “Akutaya Zōsho” and “Kukan Keikaku Kenkyūsho,” with notes “Registered May 1, 1998” and “Purchased: Kinokuniya Bookstore,” confirming association with the institute linked to Kenzo Tange. This provides a rare, traceable provenance connecting Renaissance architectural scholarship to a major figure of 20th-century Modernism. Clean page edges and interior with no visible foxing. A highly desirable, museum-level reference for architectural history collections, research libraries, and specialists in Tange’s intellectual legacy.

David Gentilcore、Columbia University Press、2010、xi･･･