The Shock of the NewA beautifully illustrated hundred-year history of modern art, from cubism to pop and avant-guard. More than 250 color photos. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved. |
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Page 97
... style of Italian fascism in the years after Mussolini's March on Rome . Marinetti provided Mussolini with his platform style , a rhetoric of newness , youth , anti - feminism , violence , war fever , and , uniting all these social ...
... style of Italian fascism in the years after Mussolini's March on Rome . Marinetti provided Mussolini with his platform style , a rhetoric of newness , youth , anti - feminism , violence , war fever , and , uniting all these social ...
Page 167
... style in world design : the Liberty Style , as it was known in Italy , or el modernismo in Barcelona or , as we call it today , Art Nouveau . The mannered rhythms and lavishly contradictory use of materials in Art Nouveau make up an ...
... style in world design : the Liberty Style , as it was known in Italy , or el modernismo in Barcelona or , as we call it today , Art Nouveau . The mannered rhythms and lavishly contradictory use of materials in Art Nouveau make up an ...
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... Style . - - - no When they coined this phrase in 1932 , Philip Johnson and Henry Russell Hitchcock had in mind the generating structure of modern architecture - the steel or concrete grid with non - load - bearing walls . But the ...
... Style . - - - no When they coined this phrase in 1932 , Philip Johnson and Henry Russell Hitchcock had in mind the generating structure of modern architecture - the steel or concrete grid with non - load - bearing walls . But the ...
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