RASSEGNA 65: ARCHITECTURE AND AVANT-GARDE IN POLAND 1918 – 1939. Bologne: Editrice CIPIA, 1996. English-language edition.

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65 RASSEGNA
ARCHITECTURE AND AVANT-GARDE IN POLAND 1918 - 1939

Vittorio Gregotti [Editorial Director]

Vittorio Gregotti [editor]: 65 RASSEGNA [ARCHITECTURE AND AVANT-GARDE IN POLAND 1918 - 1939]. Milan: CIPIA, 1996. Original edition [anno XVIII, 65/1 -- 1996]. Text in English with a section of French and German translations at the back. A very good soft cover book with thick printed French folded wrappers and minor shelf wear including some slight staining. Interior unmarked and very clean. Out-of-print.

9 x 12 soft cover book with 100 well-illustrated pages. The bulk of the journal [72 pages] is devoted to Architecture and the Avant-Garde in Poland between 1918 to 1939.

  • Introduction by Dario Matteoni
  • Polish Architecture in the Period 1918 - 1939 by Adam Milobedzki
  • The Radical Avant-Garde and Modernism in Polish Interwar Architecture by Jadwiga Roguska
  • Great Margins by Andrzej K. Olszewski
  • Town and Regional Planning by Adam Czyzewski
  • From Workers' Estates to Co-operative Habitat by Andrzej Turowski
  • The New Housing Between Dogma and Reality by Jadwiga Roguska
  • Sponsors' section includes projects by Molteni&C., Sabiem, Abet Laminati, B&B Italia, and Castelli

Includes work by M. Goldberg and H. Ritkowski, L. Chwistek, O. Sosnowski, B. Pniewski, J. Szanajca, E. Norwerth, S. Syrkus, B. Lachert and S. Syrkus, W. Strzeminski, T. Kozlowski, J. Bagienski, T. Gronowski, J. Mucharski, J. Hrnyiewiecki and S. Osiecki, S. Osiecki and J. Skolimowski, M. Nowicki and S. Sandecka, M. Walentynowicz, B. Brukalska, B. Lachert, K. Proszynski, J. Bogulawski, A. Romanowicz, J. Ostrowski, O. Sosnowski, R. Piotrowski, W. Weker, and J. Zorawski among others.

Under the loose directorship of Vittorio Gregotti, Rassegna was an Italian Design magazine underwritten by six Italian firms: Ariston, B&B Italia, Castelli, iGuzzini illuminazione, Molteni and co., and Sabiem. Each issue was devoted to a single designer or theme and lavishly produced, with high-quality reproduction and carefully selected and presented illustrations.

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