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HOFFMANN, Josef (1870-1956) --- SCULPTURE --- VAN DE VELDE, Henry (1863 - 1957) --- ARCHITECTURE INTERIEURE --- ART DECO --- MEUBLES --- MUSEUM FUR KUNST UND GEWERBE --- TAPISSERIE MURALE --- ALLEMAGNE --- ART NOUVEAU --- HAMBOURG

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ARCHITECTURE --- ART NOUVEAU (ARCHITECTURE) --- HOFFMANN, Josef (1870-1956) --- KHNOPFF, Fernand(1858-1921) --- MODERNISME (ART) --- OLBRICH, Joseph Maria (1867 - 1908) --- ROGISTER, Victor (1874 - 1955) --- SERRURIER-BOVY, Gustave (1858 - 1910) --- SNEYERS, Léon (1877 - 1949) --- VAN DE VELDE, Henry (1863 - 1957) --- WAGNER, Otto (1841 - 1918) --- WIENER SECESSION --- BELGIQUE --- 20e SIECLE

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Applied arts. Arts and crafts --- anno 1900-1909 --- Vienna --- art nouveau --- Wiener Werkstätte --- Palais Stoclet (Brussel) --- Modernistische architectuur --- Exhibitions --- Wiener Werkstätte --- Decorative arts --- Modernism (Art) --- Arts décoratifs --- Modernisme (Art) --- History --- Histoire --- Expositions --- Palais Stoclet (Brussels, Belgium) --- Wiener Werkstätte --- Klimt, Gustav 1862-1918 (°Baumgarten, Wenen, Oostenrijk) --- Zobernig, Heimo (°1958, Mauthen, Oostenrijk) --- Hoffmann, Josef 1870-1956 (°Pirnitz, Moravië, Oostenrijks-Hongaars keizerrijk) --- Architectuur ; Brussel ; huis Stoclet ; J. Hoffmann ; G. Klimt --- 72.07 --- Architecten. Stedenbouwkundigen A - Z --- Wiener Werkstätte. --- Palais Stoclet (Brussel). --- art nouveau.

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Ce catalogue, de l'exposition organisée au Musée des Arts Appliqués (MAK) de Vienne, présente deux visions philosophiques différentes du modernisme architectural : celle de Josef Hoffmann et celle d'Adolf Loos.

design [discipline] --- architecture [discipline] --- Hoffmann, Josef Franz Maria --- Loos, Adolf --- toegepaste kunsten --- Hoffmann, Jozef --- Modernisme --- Mobilier d'architecte --- Mouvement moderne --- Histoire de l'architecture --- Histoire de l'art --- Hoffmann, Josef --- Vienne --- Architecture --- Arts graphiques --- Modernisme (art) --- Arts décoratifs --- Hoffmann, Josef Franz Maria, --- Loos, Adolf, --- 72.036 --- 72.037 --- 749.037 --- Architectuur ; 20ste eeuw ; 1ste helft ; J. Hoffmann ; A. Loos --- Hoffmann, Josef 1870-1956 (°Pirnitz, Tsjechië) --- Loos, Adolf 1870-1933 (°Brno, Tsjechië) --- Interieurs ; Gesamtkunstwerk --- Tentoonstellingscatalogi ; Wenen ; MAK --- Modernisme (architectuur) --- Architectuurgeschiedenis ; 1900 - 1950 --- Meubelkunst en design ; 1900 - 1950 --- Exhibitions --- Modernism (Art) --- Design --- Graphic arts --- Decorative arts --- Influence --- Loos, Adolf, 1870-1933 --- Arts décoratifs --- meubeldesign

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Josef Franz Maria Hoffmann 1870-1956 (°Pirnitz, Moravia, Austro-Hungarian Empire) --- Wiener Werkstätte --- Nieuwe Zakelijkheid --- Gesamtkunstwerk --- Interieurarchitectuur ; eind 19de, 1ste h. 20ste eeuw ; J. Hoffmann --- Art Nouveau --- 749.07 --- Edited by Peter Noever ; With Contributions by Hanna Egger, Rainald Franz, Brigitte Huck ... [et al.] --- Hoffmann Josef --- design --- architectuur --- meubelkunst --- Oostenrijk --- negentiende eeuw --- twintigste eeuw --- textiel --- mode --- glas --- keramiek --- Loos Adolf --- 745.071 HOFFMANN --- 749.071 HOFFMANN --- 72.071 HOFFMANN --- Meubelontwerpers ; designers ; interieurarchitecten --- Hoffmann, Josef --- schetsen --- vormgeving --- sketches --- design [discipline] --- Architects. Urbanists --- Hoffmann, Josef Franz Maria --- Decorative arts --- Applied arts --- Art industries and trade --- Art --- Handicraft --- History&delete& --- Exhibitions --- Hoffmann, Josef Franz Maria, --- Hoffmann, Josef, --- Hoffmann, Joseph, --- Exhibitions. --- Hoffmann, Josef 1870-1956 (°Pirnitz, Tsjechië) --- History