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Treasures of Bulgaria

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  • 251 stron
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Treasures of Bulgaria presents a comprehensive survey of the arts, architecture and archaeological heritage in the Bulgarian lands and provides an insight into the unique atmosphere and spirit of the National Revival period in some of the most beautiful spots in Bulgaria. It is a picturesque journey which starts from the imposing architectural complex and century-old treasures of Rila Monastery and, taking the reader through the millennial ruins of antique cities, the riches of monasteries, churches, museums, art galleries, private collections, ethnographical and natural reserves, scattered throughout the country, ends in the capital city of Sofia and its environs, a precious repository of much that inspired and talented artists and handicraftsmen have created in the course of centuries. The most remarkable monuments of Bulgarian history and culture are to be found in places of ravishing natural scenery or in picturesque towns. This makes the small Balkan country a veritable paradise

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Treasures of Bulgaria, Peter Konstantinov

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Rok wydania
2001
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Tytuł
Treasures of Bulgaria
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2001
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
251
ISBN10
9540715180
ISBN13
9789540715186
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Ocena
2 z 5
Opis
Treasures of Bulgaria presents a comprehensive survey of the arts, architecture and archaeological heritage in the Bulgarian lands and provides an insight into the unique atmosphere and spirit of the National Revival period in some of the most beautiful spots in Bulgaria. It is a picturesque journey which starts from the imposing architectural complex and century-old treasures of Rila Monastery and, taking the reader through the millennial ruins of antique cities, the riches of monasteries, churches, museums, art galleries, private collections, ethnographical and natural reserves, scattered throughout the country, ends in the capital city of Sofia and its environs, a precious repository of much that inspired and talented artists and handicraftsmen have created in the course of centuries. The most remarkable monuments of Bulgarian history and culture are to be found in places of ravishing natural scenery or in picturesque towns. This makes the small Balkan country a veritable paradise