The Modernist Postcard as Media Intertext: Controlled Angels, Arab Villages and Architectural Promeand
The Modernist Postcard as Media Intertext: Controlled Angels, Arab Villages and Architectural Promeand
Abstract
One of the most famous examples of International Modernism in architecture
is the Weißenhofsiedlung near Stuttgart, a housing complex designed in 1927
by Mies van der Rohe, with purpose-built homes by Le Corbusier, Peter Behrens, Bruno Taut, J.P. Oud and a dozen other renowned architects from the
1920s.
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architecturepostcardmontagemodernism
