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Jane Lena Schulman

“Family Inheritances”

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rudolfsteinerweb.com

Rudolf Steiner’s second Geotheanum, completed in 1928, is the largest building in the German expressionist architectural movement. The revolutionary use of poured concrete inspired later Modernist architects.

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Emil Otto Hoppé

Oil Tanks in the Harbor

Germany, 1920s (printed 1930)

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St. Pierre Church, Firminy, France, Le Corbusier, photo: © Helen Binet

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Jean Dieuzaide

Escalier de la Lonja

Valence, 1951

From Jean Dieuzaide: Yan

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T. Lux Feininger. Mettaltanz, c. 1928/29.

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Untitled (Two Ghosts with Fireplace) (c.1969) – Ralph Eugene Meatyard (American, 1925–72)

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Tower, Golden Gate Bridge, Photo by Horace Bristol, 1936.

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Man and Bridge, Paris. photo by Albert Monier, 1950s

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Blast furnaces (1960s). greyfrequency.co.uk

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Folk Museum, Mizhhirya, Ukraine (via Poemas del río Wang: The navel of Europe)

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Max Dupain’s Sydney Opera House Under Construction, 1962 (via here)

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The Color of Pomegranates (1969)

dir. Sergei Parajanov

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Elliott Erwitt

GREECE. 1963.

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Yvonne Chevalier, Masques, c.1935

from Millon-Drouot

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Inge Morath © The Inge Morath Foundation SPAIN. Gerona. Province of Cataluna. 1955. Two pairs of steps.

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Simone Valsecchi | https://about.me/simonevalsecchi