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PLECNIK, Joze BURKHARDT, Francois VOLK, Carol, Trans. EVENO, Claude Listings

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1 PLECNIK, Joze BURKHARDT, Francois VOLK, Carol, trans. EVENO, Claude Joze Plecnik, Architect : 1872-1957
MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 1989, ISBN:2858503303 
PLECNIK, Joze. Joze Plecnik, Architect : 1872-1957 . Edited by Francois Burkhardt, Claude Eveno, and Boris Podrecca. Translated by Carol Volk. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, (1989). Pp. (6),[vii]-ix,(1),[1]-204,(4), frontis. Copiously illustrated (some of which are in colour). Double column. Large 8vo, illustrated yellow card covers with purple lettering to spine. "The Yugoslavian architect Joze Plecnik followed what he believed to be a coherent language of architecture in trying to 'build a better world through architecture'. He cannot be classified in terms of any of the movements -- modernism, classicism, secessionism, eclecticism, regionalism, and the like -- thatcharacterize the turbulent aesthetic tendencies of this century. Instead, as the essays by leading European scholars and the 300 accompanying illustrations of his work show, Plecnik's long career offers an invaluable exampleof the richness and diversity of early modern architecture." - from the re ar cover. Contents: 1. Friedrich Achleitner's "A Slavic Gaudi?"; 2. Petr Krecic's "Joze Plecnik and the Ljubljana Museum of Architecture"; 3. Edo Ranikar's "Professor Plecnik"; 4. ALain Arvois and Cristina Conrad von Eybesfeld's "Plecnik, Vienna, and the Arcana of the Baroque Tradition"; 5. Damjan Prelovsek's "The Life and Work of Joze Plecnik"; 6. Vladimir Slapeta's "JozePlecnik and Prague"; 7. Alena Kubova and Guy Ballange's "Plecnik and Czech Modernity"; 8. Burkhardt's "Modern or Postmodern: A Question of Ethics?"; 9. Podrecca's "Columns, Walls, Space"; 10. Lucius Burckhardt and Linde Burkhardt's "A City Promenade". Sticker ghost to front cover, else very good. 35.00

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