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Bucharest photos from the first decades of the 20th century - mostly from the interwar period (between the two World Wars). .   ♦ The end of "Little Paris" (click photo) ♦

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O colectie de fotografii si informatii despre Bucurestiul de altadata. 1800, 1900, interbelic....

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Jacques Kalisz, Jean Perrottet, Centre national de la danse

The former Bank of New South Wales is an elegant Interwar Georgian Revival brick building in the Camden Town Conservation Area.

Sydney architect Aaron Bolot designed the extension to the Camden agricultural hall. This building was one of many that were built in Camden during the Intewar period.

"Kaunas’ Art Deco interwar modern architecture is unique to Kaunas, because it’s not a direct copy of French or German architecture."

Since the 1980s, architectural avant-garde publications, seen as a laboratory for artists and architects, have given rise to numerous research projects. Although recent scholarship tends toward a more balanced interpretation of architectural publications of the interwar period than studies from the 1980s, most research on architectural books and journals continues to point out only the parallels, or even just the ‘alliances’, between the innovative visual form – typography and photography – of those books and magazines and the ‘new architecture’ they intended to promote: relationships between form and contents. This article tackles the issue of this historical and aesthetical convergence. It draws on a new generation of studies that takes into account photography, graphic design and texts, simultaneously, and focuses on their association in the space of the book. By examining several case studies, it brings to light relationships of texts and images di erent from those dramatic and disruptive ones elaborated by the avant-garde. This is done, rst, by considering a wider range of professional periodicals of the late 1920s and 1930s – both avant-garde and traditional – and second, by focusing more on the modes of perception photography introduced within the space of the book than on photographic or typographic experiments. The driving hypothesis is that in periodicals of the late 1920s and 1930s, even in those of a rather traditional form (L’Architecte, L’Architecture vivante, Quadrante), new modes of perceiving the space of the book as a whole gave rise to semantic associations generated by juxtapositions or e ects of distance between word and image. This article also puts into question the way two periodicals in particular, L’Architecture d’aujourd’hui and Casabella, both deemed ‘modernist’, integrated some of the lessons of contemporary typography and photography.

♠ Part 1 of Interwar Bucharest gallery, or else known as the Old Bucharest (nicknamed Little Paris) Partea 1 din Bucurestiul Interbelic (Vechiul Bucuresti) ♣                                                      ♣ See how "Little Paris" died away…

Let's have an overview of European architecture from interwar period ( early modernism, art deco, rationalism, constructivism, expresionism....). Post pics...

This takes us to an interwar Britain where hope and modernism blossomed, changing the face of everything from art and architecture to fashion

Located in the centre of Antwerp, De Fierens is a social housing complex dating from the interwar years. It consists of a tall main block with internal courtyard and a lower L-shaped block. Stylistically, De Fierens recalls the brick modernism of the 1930s, which combined the achievements of new construction methods and building services with […]

All kinds of airplanes from between the wars | See more about Racer, Air force and Engine.

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