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BUX
Buxton Collection (1928)
David Roden Buxton travelled to the Soviet Union as a student in 1928 to
engage in a study of medieval architecture. He also made observations on
the living conditions and way of life of the Soviet people. He visited
Central and North West Russia, the Volga Region and parts of the Ukraine.
He returned in 1932 for a similar visit to Northern Russia. He published
accounts of both these journeys. In later life Buxton wrote a number of
other works on architecture and on Ethiopia where he lived 1942-1949.
An essay "A Russian village before the five-year plan",
detailing Buxton's experiences while travelling in Russia engaged in
architectural study and including a plan of a peasant home and a reprint
of an article by Buxton "A journey in Soviet Transcaucasia", published as
"A journey in Northern Russia" (Edinburgh, 1933) 1928
1 envelope containing 2 photocopies
(Language) English
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