Diana Antonakatou - Nafplion - 1971





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Diana Antonakatou's Nafplion, a 1st edition hardback with dust jacket, 200 pages, bilingual Greek and English, original language Greek, covering architecture, history and art, published in 1971 and in very good condition.
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A beautifully produced album dedicated to one of Greece's most picturesque cities – Nafplion. This publication by Diana Antonakatou impresses with its high-quality production, rich illustrations, and aesthetic binding, providing a valuable source of knowledge about the history, architecture, and unique atmosphere of this historic city.
The book is published in a large format and hardcover with its original dust jacket. This is a perfect addition to the library of both a collector and an enthusiast of Greece, art, and architecture.
Condition:
Interior: Excellent – the pages are clean, complete, and very well-preserved.
Binding: Very Good Condition.
Dust jacket: Visible signs of use in the form of soiling and minor abrasions and creases at the edges.
The first page has light soiling that does not affect the readability or the substantive value of the publication.
Aside from the imperfections mentioned, the book presents itself in excellent condition and is in excellent collector's condition.
The publication will be an attractive purchase for collectors of albums about Greece, lovers of Mediterranean history and architecture, and those looking for aesthetically produced books with high editorial values.
A beautifully produced album dedicated to one of Greece's most picturesque cities – Nafplion. This publication by Diana Antonakatou impresses with its high-quality production, rich illustrations, and aesthetic binding, providing a valuable source of knowledge about the history, architecture, and unique atmosphere of this historic city.
The book is published in a large format and hardcover with its original dust jacket. This is a perfect addition to the library of both a collector and an enthusiast of Greece, art, and architecture.
Condition:
Interior: Excellent – the pages are clean, complete, and very well-preserved.
Binding: Very Good Condition.
Dust jacket: Visible signs of use in the form of soiling and minor abrasions and creases at the edges.
The first page has light soiling that does not affect the readability or the substantive value of the publication.
Aside from the imperfections mentioned, the book presents itself in excellent condition and is in excellent collector's condition.
The publication will be an attractive purchase for collectors of albums about Greece, lovers of Mediterranean history and architecture, and those looking for aesthetically produced books with high editorial values.

