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Rudolf Weiss ein Schuler Otto Wagners
Rudolf Weiss ein Schuler Otto Wagners

By Rudolf Weiss

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Otto Wagner's master class at the Academy of Fine Arts was the most important laboratory of architectural modernism in fin-de-siècle Vienna. Wagner and his students created visionary designs for an...

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Arabian naito to Nihonjin
Arabian naito to Nihonjin

By Hideaki Sugita

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Hitobito no naka no reisen sekai
Fukko to gakko
Bokyaku no shikata kioku no shikata
Kindai Bukkyo to seinen
Kindai Bukkyo to seinen

By Fumiaki Iwata

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The international Caravaggesque movement
The Metamorphosis of Ovid
Frank Lloyd Wright and Le Corbusier
Viuet Nam, thoang va bai
Viuet Nam, thoang va bai

By Qure Le

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