Architecture Shown to the Children

Author:
Gladys Wynne
Publication:
1913 by T. C. & E. C. Jack, Ltd
Genre:
Architecture, Non-fiction
Pages:
131
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In Architecture Shown to the Children, Gladys Wynne opens the door to a world of beauty, creativity, and history hidden in the buildings around us. With clear, engaging explanations and delightful illustrations, Wynne takes readers on a captivating journey through the story of architecture—from ancient wonders to modern marvels.
More than just a guide to famous buildings, this charming book invites readers to look closer at the structures they encounter every day. Wynne shows how architecture reflects human dreams, culture, and ingenuity, inspiring young and curious minds to see the world through fresh eyes.
Perfect for families, students, and anyone with an interest in art, history, or design, Architecture Shown to the Children transforms ordinary streets and skylines into a treasure hunt of discovery. After reading, you'll never look at a building the same way again—every window, arch, and spire will tell a story waiting to be heard.
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