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Illustrated book Louis Vuitton Skin: Architecture of Luxury

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Illustrated book Louis Vuitton Skin: Architecture of Luxury
Pages: 372
Dimensions: approx. 30,5x4,2x38,8 cm
Binding: Silk hardcover
Author: Paul Goldberger
over 245 illustrations
Language: English
Publication date: April 2023
Note: The illustrated books differ only in the cover, not in content

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Product number: 9781649802798

Illustrated book Louis Vuitton Skin: Architecture of Luxury

The illustrated book Louis Vuitton Skin: Architecture of Luxury by Assouline proudly presents the breathtaking architecture of Louis Vuitton stores worldwide. The brand commissions unique buildings that relate to each location. A visit there is not just an experience in itself - the exterior of the stores is just as captivating as the products inside. This illustrated book shows you the stores in different appearances and thus offers a clear perception of the luxury brand and its identity. Featuring six different covers, the books have the same content and show the most distinctive Louis Vuitton stores around the world: Beijing, Paris, Seoul, New York City, Tokyo and Singapore. Read our blog post about this book series: "Louis Vuitton Skin"

Paul Goldberger is currently an editor at Vanity Fair. From 1997 to 2011, he was architecture critic for The New Yorker.He teaches at the New School in New York City, where he was previously dean of the Parsons School of Design.He began his career at The New York Times, where he was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Distinguished Criticism, the highest honor in American journalism, for his architectural criticism in 1984.He has also served as a special consultant on architecture and planning issues for major cultural and educational institutions, including the Morgan Library Museum in New York, the New York Public Library and Harvard University.

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