Rambles and studies in Greece
Rambles and Studies in Greece is an 1892 travel and art-history book by J. P. Mahaffy, published in Philadelphia by the International Press and J. C. Winston for general readers interested in Greek antiquity. Its photographic plates are rotated sideways on the page, showing ruined temples, stone architecture and rocky hillside sites in sepia-toned halftone, which a designer might use for classical texture, weathered stone surfaces and archaeological mood.
