Antonio Gaudi (MASTERS OF WORLD ARCHITECTURE). George R. Collins, George Braziller, Inc., New York, 1960.
 
Like all the titles from the Masters of World Architecture/Makers of Contemporary Architecture series, this is a solid architectural monograph, a copiously illustrated survey of 28 of Gaudi's major works from 1877 to 1910. The illustrations are principally black and white photographs large, sharp, of good quality, well balanced, and legible, along with the small set of full-color photographs. Also included are black and white line plans, sections, elevations, and snapshots of scale models.

Secure binding with clean pages and a mild cover wear with a light bottom spine shift and foxing at the top outer edge. Original owner bookplate at the inside cover. The jacket has some mild sun to the top edge with mild edgewear. Faded name at the inside of the jacket sleeve. Hardcover book with 136 pages. Illustrated.