The Skyscraper In American Art 1890 1931

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The Skyscraper In American Art 1890 1931

Author	: Merrill Schleier
File Size	: 52,8 Mb
Publisher	: Da Capo Press, Incorporated
Language	: English
Release Date	: 21 March 1990
ISBN	: UOM:39015018935455
Pages	: 316 pages

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The Skyscraper In American Art 1890 1931 by Merrill Schleier Book PDF Summary

Tradition and innovation in the building of the skyscraper - Alfred Stieglitz - Alvin Langdon Coburn - American modernists, Marin, Weber and Walkowitz - Skyscraper mania, 1917-1931 - Art Deco skyscraper and its impact on the arts, 1916-1931 - Urban development, 1917-1931.

The Skyscraper In American Art 1890 1931 by Merrill Schleier

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