Width: 130mm Height: 180mm Depth: 18mm Interior: Lined Space between lines: 6,67mm Lines Per Page: 21 Page Count: 144 Pages Closure: Elastic Band GSM (paper weight): 120 Cover: wrap Smyth Sewn Memento Pouch Interior Paper: Custom-designed laid paper Ribbon Markers: 1 100% recycled binder boards Decorative printed cover paper FSC-certified text paper Threaded stitching and glue, as needed Acid-free sustainable forest paper Antoni Gaudi (1852–1926), a Spanish architect from Catalonia, was one of the greatest pioneers of 19th-century architecture. Gaudi’s works have a highly individualized style, defined by his unique compositions, organic shapes, and kaleidoscopic designs. They transcend not only mainstream modernism, but traditional art forms. Gaudi was particularly admired by surrealist and abstract expressionist painters, as well as sculptors. His use of colourful mosaics was part of his trademark style and created unique patterns on his sculptures all across the city of Barcelona. Perhaps Gaudi’s most-loved contribution is Park Guell, a vibrant garden filled with his art. Reproduced here is a section of a mosaic sun on the ceiling of the park’s Hypostyle Room, alongside the abstract lines from his chimney pots at the Casa Mila building. Gaudi’s last work of civic architecture, Casa Mila (also known as La Pedrera) represented a break with the conventions of his day, designed as a totally undulating building with a beating heart like a living being.