Travelling between any two cities in the world, passing through airports along ring roads and into business districts or tourist hotels, seems, at least in part, always to be a return home.
Modern Architecture and the End of Empire (British Art and Visual Culture Since 1750, New Readings) (British Art and Visual Culture Since 1750, New Readings) ... and Visual Culture Since 1750, New Readings)
by Mark Crinson
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Modern Architecture and the End of Empire (British Art and Visual Culture Since 1750, New Readings) (British Art and Visual Culture Since 1750, New Readings) ... and Visual Culture Since 1750, New Readings)
September 2003, Ashgate Publishing
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0754635104 9780754635109
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