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A systematic survey of the region’s built heritage that opens with a concise historical sketch to situate its architectural development, then documents monuments encountered down the Rhone and along the Riviera. The narrative distinguishes Roman-period remains from later medieval work, traces the transition from classical to medieval forms, and examines local Romanesque variants and a parallel plain style. Attention is paid to fortified and domestic structures, monasteries and towns, and the text is arranged geographically with illustrations to aid travellers and students in identifying and comparing regional features.
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