Cycladic architecture, Kastro of Folegandros (Print)
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Sketch representing a typical Cycladic architectural model: the one-room, cubic-shaped house. The flat roofs collect rainwater and also serve as a walkway from which attacks against the enemy are launched. The facades are narrow, no more than 3m wide because the beams necessary for the construction of these dwellings come from small trees, mainly junipers called locally "snakes".
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Sketch representing a typical Cycladic architectural model: the one-room, cubic-shaped house. The flat roofs collect rainwater and also serve as a walkway from which attacks against the enemy are launched. The facades are narrow, no more than 3m wide because the beams necessary for the construction of these dwellings come from small trees, mainly junipers called locally "snakes".
Sold with a passe-partout (24x18 cm).
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NB : There might be a slight difference between the colours visible on the screen and the actual colours.
RA1084
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- Dimensions
- 24 x 18 cm
- Artist
- Yves-Léonardo Marchon
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Sketch representing a typical Cycladic architectural model: the one-room, cubic-shaped house. The flat roofs collect rainwater and also serve as a walkway from which attacks against the enemy are launched. The facades are narrow, no more than 3m wide because the beams necessary for the construction of these dwellings come from small trees, mainly junipers called locally "snakes".