Georg Gerster

Catalog for an exhibition at the Ruhrlandmuseum in Essen, honoring Georg Gerster for over 40 years of aerial photography of archaeological sites around the world.

Aerial Photographs of Archaeological Sites

The Past from Above

Adrian Fisher

One of the world's leading maze designers displays his most spectacular and complex mazes, and reveals their powerful psychological secrets, mathematical structures, and how to solve them quickly. Over 150 illustrations, including 100 color photos, cover Greek minotaurs, Roman mosaic labyrinths, medieval Christian pavement mazes, Amazon Indian myths, remote island tribal mazes, aerial shots of modern mazes, and hedge mazes you can build. "Explains the mystery of mazes, from the simplest to the most complex."--Publisher's Weekly.

The Art of the Maze

Christiane Desroches-Noblecourt

The World Saves Abu Simel

Author Adrian Fisher explores the maze in history, describing puzzles created byt he Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians. He probes ancient and modern methods of design and the psychology of maze-solving. 100 full-color and 25 black-and-white photographs; 25 line drawings.

Solving the Riddle of the Maze

Labyrinth

'Paradise Lost: Persia from Above' is a unique photographic record of a fascinating part of the world, unfamiliar to many of us. Between 1976 and 1978, Georg Gerster, a pioneer of aerial photography, was granted rare permission to record the landscapes and cities of Persia. Resulting from more than one hundred different flights, these pictures depict key archaeological sites from ziggurats to ancient citadels, as well as architectural marvels and beautiful countryside. 'Paradise Lost' also provides rare glimpses of life in modern Iran, from popular ski resorts to densely-packed urban centres and vividly brings to life a place, period and culture that few people outside the country can witness.

Georg Gerster

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