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Spoken into the Void: Collected Essays, 1897-1900 Book
The Vienna Jubilee Exhibition of 1898 provided the occasion for these remarkable essays by the Austrian architect, theorist, and irreverent critic of his own culture, Adolf Loos. The rational underpinnings of his later accusation that "ornament is crime," first appear in these polemical thrusts at the stylized work of Viennese sucessionists Joseph Hoffmann, Otto Wagner, Hermann Obrist, and Gustav Klimt, among others.Read More
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- 026262057X
- 9780262620574
- Adolf Loos
- 1 January 1987
- MIT Press
- Paperback (Book)
- 159
- New edition
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