The discourses of a bourgeois utopia, 1904 - 1908, and the founding of Werkbund

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Veröffentlicht in:	Imagining modern German culture / ed. by Françoise Forster-Hahn. National Gallery of Art, Washington
1. Verfasser:	Jarzombek, Mark (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	eng
Veröffentlicht:	1996
Schlagworte:	Deutscher Werkbund > Geschichte 1904-1908 > Angewandte Kunst > Sozialgeschichte > Deutschland
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The poet's eye for the arts : Rilke views the visual arts around 1900	1996	Pettit, Richard W.
The discourses of a bourgeois utopia, 1904 - 1908, and the founding of Werkbund	1996	Jarzombek, Mark
"Politics is an art" : the cultural politics of Max Liebermann in Wilhelmine Germany	1996	Deshmukh, Marion Fishel
From "Brown Sauce" to "Plein Air" : taste and the art market in Germany, 1889 - 1919	1996	Lenman, Robin
The invention of history : Julius Meier-Graefe, German modernism, and the genealogy of genius	1996	Berman, Patricia G.
The crisis of modernity, 1887 - 1902	1996	Barkin, Kenneth D.
Constructing new histories : nationalism and modernity in the display of art	1996	Forster-Hahn, Françoise
Weimar contra Berlin : Harry Graf Kessler and the politics of modernism	1996	Fiedler, Theodore
"Work and make it better" : Lovis Corinth, German art and the peril from abroad	1996	With, Christopher B.

The discourses of a bourgeois utopia, 1904 - 1908, and the founding of Werkbund