Architecture
Lucien Hervé / Imola Gebauer
This photography book by Lucien Hervé, the renowned photographer of Le Corbusier, traces, through a gaze constantly seeking a modern perspective, a brief history of sacred architecture.
Through his travels around the world, Lucien Hervé collected images of churches, abbeys, and other religious buildings, forming a journey spanning nearly 2,000 years, f(...)
This photography book by Lucien Hervé, the renowned photographer of Le Corbusier, traces, through a gaze constantly seeking a modern perspective, a brief history of sacred architecture.
Through his travels around the world, Lucien Hervé collected images of churches, abbeys, and other religious buildings, forming a journey spanning nearly 2,000 years, from the earliest Syrian churches to Notre-Dame-du-Haut at Le Corbusier’s Ronchamp. His pursuit of pure form and evocative lines resonates particularly strongly in the expression of Cistercian architecture.
L’âme architecte, 22 x 28 cm, 88 pages, 55 three-color reproductions, hardcover. Graphic design: Danish Pastry Design
