The way of Saint James
Georgiana Goddard King's 1920 travel and architecture study of the Way of Saint James, published in New York and London by G. P. Putnam's Sons for readers interested in Spanish churches and pilgrimage routes. The four plates show a carved capital on a cloister column, a relief frieze with a roundel of figures and animals, a steep rocky mountainside, and a narrow village street with whitewashed houses climbing toward a hill; a designer might take from them the stone carving of medieval Romanesque sculpture and the rough, sunlit texture of Spanish mountain villages.
