Léon Stynen: Architecte. Egypte a pleasure for the eye

a pleasure for the eye that is underscored by the title of the exhibition at the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation that accompanies this publication

horses and black pudding: Unclean meats in the eyes of the Byzantines Nikos D

si lubet: some aspects of the gaze in Plautus 289 Frédéric Le Blay

or abstract automatic painting

Léon Stynen: Architecte. Egypte a pleasure for the eyeThis book, produced in collaboration with the Estate of Lon Stynen and design giant Bulo, focuses on the long career of architect Lon Stynen, with a particular focus on his design creations. This lesser known aspect of Stynen's practice deserves special attention. Often groundbreaking, his projects launched a trend that is still evident today. The aim of this book is to highlight Stynen's versatility. That's why it's published in three languages and