Egipto

Acclaimed photographer Sandro Vannini's camera lens falls back on Egypt for this 336-page showcase of ancient sites for the Spanish-speaking market. Accompanying text is provided by Silvia Einaudi.

Sociedad Editorial Electa Espana (6 Mar 2006)

336 pages

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