Book Tag.
I have been tagged by zee. I apologize for the delay, but here it goes.
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* Rules for this tag game are:
-Grab the closest book to you
-Open Page 123
-Scroll down to the 5th sentence
-Post the next 3 sentences on your blog
-Name the book and author
-Tag 3 people
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It just so happens that the book I was reading had a picture on p 123, and the caption read:
"Lot and his daughters (1520) attributed to Lucas van Leyden. This depiction of the fall of Sodom, with its intimation of incest, has been a popular subject for artists. The destruction of sinful cities, and a suspicion of the urban is found throughout Vedic, Koranic, Classical and Judeo- Christian texts. Similarly, present-day notion of “urbicide” – attacks on the cosmopolitan and the multi-cultural – have been used to explain assault on cities such as Dubrovnik and Sarajevo."
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TITLE: The Destruction of Memory
Architecture at War.
AUTHOR:
Robert Bevan
COVERPAGE:
Beirut 1985,
PHOTO:
Rex Feature/Sipa Press
Friends to Tag (if they have time): Mar, Laila, Maya@NYC.
Architecture at War.
AUTHOR:
Robert Bevan
COVERPAGE:
Beirut 1985,
PHOTO:
Rex Feature/Sipa Press
posted by _z. @ 6:34 AM
4 Comments:
Did you scan it in black and white or it's like this?
The book seems interesting, is it exclusive for architects?
Yes it is scaned. Black and White.
A book is never exclusive.
zouzou emta reje3?
le 14 bannout.
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