The architectural drawings collection of King's College, Cambridge : a catalogue and historical synopsis of the major project drawings of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
Aktualʹnye problemy teorii i istorii iskusstva, 2016
In the 1920s, both as a radical artist and as editor of the avant-garde journal De Stijl, Theo va... more In the 1920s, both as a radical artist and as editor of the avant-garde journal De Stijl, Theo van Doesburg watched, with increasing excitement, artistic and architectural developments by Russian artists in the west, and social and engineering developments in Russia itself. In 1922 he was trying to finance a Russian visit by arranging a lecture tour there, and in 1925 he and Kurt Schwitters, the German Dadaist, were again working to arrange a trip to see the Russian experiment, but those arrangements also came to nothing 2. All that Van Doesburg was able to do was to correspond with Alexandre Archipenko in Paris from 1918, and then he took his first opportunity to seek out El Lissitzy in Berlin in 1922. Van Doesburg had admired Kandinsky from afar, but the earliest direct impact of the Russian avant-garde on the artists of De Stijl was through Alexandre Archipenko, who had been in
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Конференция Актуальные проблемы теории и истории искусства, 2016
In the 1920s, both as a radical artist and as editor of the avant-garde journal De Stijl, Theo va... more In the 1920s, both as a radical artist and as editor of the avant-garde journal De Stijl, Theo van Doesburg watched, with increasing excitement, artistic and architectural developments by Russian artists in the west, and social and engineering developments in Russia itself. In 1922 he was trying to finance a Russian visit by arranging a lecture tour there, and in 1925 he and Kurt Schwitters, the German Dadaist, were again working to arrange a trip to see the Russian experiment, but those arrangements also came to nothing 2. All that Van Doesburg was able to do was to correspond with Alexandre Archipenko in Paris from 1918, and then he took his first opportunity to seek out El Lissitzy in Berlin in 1922. Van Doesburg had admired Kandinsky from afar, but the earliest direct impact of the Russian avant-garde on the artists of De Stijl was through Alexandre Archipenko, who had been in
Theo Van Doesburg: Painting into Architecture, Theory into Practice
Introduction Part I: 1. The early years of De Stijl: national and international contexts 2. Eleme... more Introduction Part I: 1. The early years of De Stijl: national and international contexts 2. Elementary means and the development of the painterly conception of architecture 3. Work with De Boer: colour, mathematics and music 4. Berlage and the new humanism Part II. 5. Towards an elementary architecture 6. The Aubette and related work 7. The full compass of architecture: from the private house to the new image of the city Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index.
The architectural drawings collection of King's College, Cambridge : a catalogue and historical synopsis of the major project drawings of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
Aktualʹnye problemy teorii i istorii iskusstva, 2016
In the 1920s, both as a radical artist and as editor of the avant-garde journal De Stijl, Theo va... more In the 1920s, both as a radical artist and as editor of the avant-garde journal De Stijl, Theo van Doesburg watched, with increasing excitement, artistic and architectural developments by Russian artists in the west, and social and engineering developments in Russia itself. In 1922 he was trying to finance a Russian visit by arranging a lecture tour there, and in 1925 he and Kurt Schwitters, the German Dadaist, were again working to arrange a trip to see the Russian experiment, but those arrangements also came to nothing 2. All that Van Doesburg was able to do was to correspond with Alexandre Archipenko in Paris from 1918, and then he took his first opportunity to seek out El Lissitzy in Berlin in 1922. Van Doesburg had admired Kandinsky from afar, but the earliest direct impact of the Russian avant-garde on the artists of De Stijl was through Alexandre Archipenko, who had been in
Thank you for downloading liturgy and architecture. Maybe you have knowledge that, people have lo... more Thank you for downloading liturgy and architecture. Maybe you have knowledge that, people have look numerous times for their favorite readings like this liturgy and architecture, but end up in harmful downloads. Rather than enjoying a good book with a cup of coffee in the afternoon, instead they are facing with some infectious bugs inside their desktop computer. liturgy and architecture is available in our digital library an online access to it is set as public so you can get it instantly. Our books collection spans in multiple countries, allowing you to get the most less latency time to download any of our books like this one. Merely said, the liturgy and architecture is universally compatible with any devices to read.
Конференция Актуальные проблемы теории и истории искусства, 2016
In the 1920s, both as a radical artist and as editor of the avant-garde journal De Stijl, Theo va... more In the 1920s, both as a radical artist and as editor of the avant-garde journal De Stijl, Theo van Doesburg watched, with increasing excitement, artistic and architectural developments by Russian artists in the west, and social and engineering developments in Russia itself. In 1922 he was trying to finance a Russian visit by arranging a lecture tour there, and in 1925 he and Kurt Schwitters, the German Dadaist, were again working to arrange a trip to see the Russian experiment, but those arrangements also came to nothing 2. All that Van Doesburg was able to do was to correspond with Alexandre Archipenko in Paris from 1918, and then he took his first opportunity to seek out El Lissitzy in Berlin in 1922. Van Doesburg had admired Kandinsky from afar, but the earliest direct impact of the Russian avant-garde on the artists of De Stijl was through Alexandre Archipenko, who had been in
Theo Van Doesburg: Painting into Architecture, Theory into Practice
Introduction Part I: 1. The early years of De Stijl: national and international contexts 2. Eleme... more Introduction Part I: 1. The early years of De Stijl: national and international contexts 2. Elementary means and the development of the painterly conception of architecture 3. Work with De Boer: colour, mathematics and music 4. Berlage and the new humanism Part II. 5. Towards an elementary architecture 6. The Aubette and related work 7. The full compass of architecture: from the private house to the new image of the city Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index.
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