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Buffalo in Detail – Decoration and Abstraction: A Photo Essay
The city of Buffalo was woven into the discourse of Modernist architecture when Walter Gropius published images of its daylight factories and grain elevators in the Jahrbuch in 1913. In this publication, these buildings were presented as examples of a … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, art, Buffalo, Louis Sullivan, Photography
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