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Available
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Publication
E. P. Dutton (1987), 144 pages
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LibraryThing member ChrisWeir
Follow up to the first painted ladies book that was all about San Francisco. This one is a decade later and features from around the country. Most are interesting houses but paint schemes are a lot more subdued than in the original. Also author seems to be off on some of heir house descriptions in
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regards to types etc. Photos are nice but not as good as first. Broad shots of houses to get the full 2-3-4 stories into frame and then others that are close ups. Good overall but seems to be not as inspired or author and photographer were overwhelmed with the enormity of the whole nation. Show Less
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Language
Original language
English
Physical description
144 p.; 20 inches
ISBN
0525483373 / 9780525483373
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