This volume examines two Southern Indian traditions of Travancore architecture: the ancient Dravida tradition of stone temples and the Kerala school associated with more recent wooden architecture although following ancient antecedents.  As well as temple architecture the author explores the unique sculpture, carving and vibrant paintings associated not only with temples but also with the region’s vernacular architecture.  The text is complemented with forty-four b&w plates.  Hardback.  50 pages.  Very good clean condition.  Cat No 4132