The way of Saint James
Georgiana Goddard King's 1920 travel book The Way of Saint James, published in New York and London by G. P. Putnam's Sons, describes the pilgrimage route through Spain and its churches for a general reader interested in architecture. The three plates are photographic views of whitewashed village houses, a brick tower with a timber gallery beside an arched doorway, and a dim interior of rounded arches and columns; some plates appear rotated on the page. A designer could take from them the warm contrast of pale plaster walls against dark masonry, and the strong rhythm of repeated arches.
