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Book: We all relate to doorways – the possibilities they open up, their romance, their infinite possibilities. The design of the doorway reveals a great deal about the edifice, its purpose and its dweller and, perhaps more than any other part of the building, it has throughout the ages attracted the virtuosity of the architect and the dexterity of the craftsman. In this book, Charles Paul Azzopardi and Conrad Thake cast a keen eye on how the idea of the doorway has been dealt with by the architects, designers and craftsmen of Malta, from the earliest times to the present day. The doors featured range from the humblest to the most impressive, and from the most architecturally significant to the whimsical, from the Neolithic temples dating back to 5000 B.C., through to the imposing doors of the Order of the St John, followed by those of the British colonial period, right up to the modern movement and contemporary times. Hardcover. Published by Kite November 2019. Print: Included is an original and authenticated limited edition fine-art print of the original photograph of the doorway in Gudja (1/1) by Charles Paul Azzopardi. Each of which has been approved by the artist, resulting in the final print. These carefully crafted fine-art prints are numbered and signed en verso. Dated November 2019
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