The Eternal Poles by Claude Bragdon Donald Mackenzie sharp copy with tight binding

sharp copy with tight binding

of this volume we believe it to be the first deluxe of the Second revised edition (1966)

Contents include: Man the Host of the Infinite

Strange Experience highlights the humanity of a man with feet in two worlds

New York illustrated by Charles E

The Eternal Poles by Claude Bragdon Donald Mackenzie sharp copy with tight bindingThe Eternal Poles by Claude Bragdon Publication: 1931 Alfred A. Knopf First Edition Bragdon wrote a numerous books on esoteric topics, his academic achievements in architecture provide for a unique and refreshing approach to theosophy.."urging an organic Gothic style which he believed consistent with "natural order" over the "arranged" Beaux Arts architecture of the classical revival. Much of Bragdon's work would now be considered the early steps of