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A classic and increasingly hard-to-find architectural study:
Early Nineteenth Century Architecture in South Africa: A Study of the Interaction of Two Cultures (1795–1837) by Ronald Lewcock.
Published by A.A. Balkema in Cape Town (1963), this substantial volume examines the development of early Cape architecture, with particular emphasis on the blending of European and local influences.
Well-illustrated with period drawings, architectural details, and photographic plates, this work remains an important reference for historians, architects, and collectors of African or colonial architecture.
Condition note: The front hinge is cracked, but the text block remains intact and fully usable. Priced accordingly.
