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« La couleur dans l'architecture doit être intense, logique et fertile. » (Antoni Gaudí)Architecte et designer barcelonais, Antoni Gaudí (1852- 1926) occupe une large place dans l'histoire de l'art contemporain espagnol. L'usage de la couleur, l'emploi de différents matériaux et l'introduction du movement dans ses constructions sont une innovation dans le domaine de l'architecture.Appuyée par de nombreuses photographies et de nombreux détails architecturaux, l'étude que mène l'auteur, Jeremy Roe, permet une approche du contexte de l'art barcelonais, et introduit une minutieuse étude critique d

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