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My full e-book has 1,128 pages made into 4 volumes in 18 chapters and over 3,300+Images, most in colour. This is a celebration to the visual arts. Only knowledgeable non-fictional A to Z guides, for the whole family to enjoy. Like all things training eyes to frame each picture and achieve the best composition and viewpoint. There are technical skills to master like choice of subject, perspective, and lighting. It helps you have computer skills to Google the whole World-wide-web, and able to store vast amounts of knowledge, to collate, store and assimilate into some logical new product. Find “That Architect in you”, if like me you wish to celebrate the Art in us all. Everyone should have a passion, an interest to follow, and to develop it creates more links to strengthen, energize and give purpose. My E-book is a visual education with questions and answers. Each of the 18 chapters is easy to download, giving first-hand knowledge of over 1000’s of hours of time downloaded to your computer in minutes. The whole world is full of books, prints and ephemera (letters, bills, posters, old photographs). Many are left untouched gathering dust in museum archives, some may appear on web sites, or specialist forums. By Googling them you will find websites like Mumfordbooks.com, and now Saturnbooks.co.uk publishing fully illustrated new E-books on interesting subjects and aim to match most tastes for the whole family to self-educate.
To show off one of many examples, the City of Chester. UK like many European cities stands out because of, is the passage of time, through the different the different centuries, built on top of the other. A town with many old timber buildings.
Our DNA tells us we thrive on decoration, from cave to palace, even on our own bodies.
From mutilation, or makeup to costume, just to be different. Some individuals have a strong desire to dress-up from the very poor to the rich. A good architect tries to smooth out excesses, against the “here today and gone tomorrow”. And to travel the world to broaden the mind.
A good example is the BBC’s Michael Portillo, our modern day, Bradshaw evangelist. Positively, he meets people and places. These are the real gems, the richness of small and big countries and their heritage.
My journey through time is a European’s view on history. I would like to see all the corners of humanity from Africa to Asia and all countries in-between, that is someone else’s challenge.