Ahmedabad

Glimpses of India's First World Heritage City

By:

Pino Shah

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Hardback

Series:

World Heritage

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India's first city to be designated as a World Heritage City is located in the western state of Gujarat. World Heritage Photographer, Author, and Publisher of six books on historic architecture, Pino Shah, takes you through a visual journey of the city of Ahmedabad (Amdavad). The book showcases some of the finest historic architecture of the 600+-year-old city, its culture, the people, festivities, day-trips from Ahmedabad and, more. A colorful journey based on 950+ photographs selected from over 20,000 photographs taken over a nine-year period. The book is a highly visual book with 95% images and 5% text.

Author Biography:

Pino Shah @ArtByPino is an architecture, world heritage and, performing arts photographer based in McAllen, Texas, and Ahmedabad, India. Carrie Rood is a graphics designer with experience in legacy and digital publications based in Burnsville, Minnesota.

Release date NZ

January 15th, 2020

Author

Pino Shah

Audience

General (US: Trade)

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Illustrations

950 illustrations

Pages

242

Series

World Heritage

Dimensions

203x254x19

ISBN-13

9781948049146

Product ID

33126910

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