The Problem of the House will appeal to art and architectural historians, students and scholars of architecture, interior designers, and decorative artists.
The Problem of the House will appeal to art and architectural historians, students and scholars of architecture, interior designers, and decorative artists.
Alex T. Anderson is associate professor of architecture at the University of Washington.
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Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Raising Up the Bourgeois Home The Ordinary Supersedes the Extraordinary at the Expositions Universelles Structural Rationalism and the New French Home The Liberalization of the Bourgeois French Interior Domestic Themes in the Fine Arts 2. Design and Domestic Settings: The Salons D'Automne of 1910 to 1913 1910: The German Challenge 1911: Constructeur / Coloriste 1912: Un Salon Bourgeois 1913: The Good and the Well Made Thing 3. The War, House Reconstruction, and Furniture Production 4. The End of Decorative Art, The Hour of Architecture Toward a Union of Modern Designers The End of Decorative Art The Hour of Architecture in France The Architects Decorateurs French Modern Architecture Afterword Notes Bibliography Index Illustration Credits
Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Raising Up the Bourgeois Home The Ordinary Supersedes the Extraordinary at the Expositions Universelles Structural Rationalism and the New French Home The Liberalization of the Bourgeois French Interior Domestic Themes in the Fine Arts 2. Design and Domestic Settings: The Salons D'Automne of 1910 to 1913 1910: The German Challenge 1911: Constructeur / Coloriste 1912: Un Salon Bourgeois 1913: The Good and the Well Made Thing 3. The War, House Reconstruction, and Furniture Production 4. The End of Decorative Art, The Hour of Architecture Toward a Union of Modern Designers The End of Decorative Art The Hour of Architecture in France The Architects Decorateurs French Modern Architecture Afterword Notes Bibliography Index Illustration Credits
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