Aujourd’hui Art et Architecture, Mai no 17, Spectacles 50 ans de recherches, 1958

Articles by or about Walter Gropius Marcel Breuer, The Bauhaus Theatre, Xanti Schawinsky, Frederick Kiesler, Vilmos Huszar, Sophie Tauber-Arp, Robert and Sonia Delaunay, Fernand Léger, Werner Graff, Farkas Molnar, Moholy-Nagy, Theo van Doesburg.

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Aujourd'hui Art et Architecture was a French magazine covering modern art, architecture, and design. It was founded by André Bloc in 1955 and ran until 1967, bridging art criticism with architectural and design discourse.

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Aujourd'hui Art et Architecture, Mai no 17, Spectacles 50 ans de recherches, 1958
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Aujourd'hui Art et Architecture, Mai no 17, Spectacles 50 ans de recherches, 1958
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Aujourd'hui Art et Architecture, Mai no 17, Spectacles 50 ans de recherches, 1958
Aujourd’hui Art et Architecture, Mai no 17, Spectacles 50 ans de recherches, 1958
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