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rosswolfe: Liubov Popova, Linear composition (1920s) via Postmodern origins of intersectionality
rosswolfe: archiveofaffinities: Nikolai Suetin, Suprematist Town, 1931 Nikolai Suetin continues his
rosswolfe: Mikhail Sokolov, “Maximilien Robespierre [Робеспьер],” from Figures of the 17
rosswolfe: Staircase inside the Melnikov house in Moscow on Flickr. For more on the Melnikov house i
rosswolfe: The Fiat Lingotto factory in Turin (built 1923) on Flickr. A rooftop racetrack: wp
rosswolfe: Workshop chair (1929), designed by students at Hannes Meyer’s Bauhaus in Dessau. (v
rosswolfe: Mass housing on Lesnyi Prospekt in Leningrad, early 1930s.
rosswolfe: I. Nikolaev, student housing-commune (1928-1930). View this on the map
rosswolfe: repetition repetition repetition (via rosswolfe.wordpress.com/2014/01/19/repetitio
rosswolfe: Boris Korolev, abstract sculpture of Karl Marx in Moscow (1920). (via thecharnelho
rosswolfe: (via thecharnelhouse.org/2014/02/05/the-city-as-a-regulated-industry-cornelis-van-
rosswolfe: Moscow Proletarian prospect, photo by Antole Kopp 1972 on Flickr. Representing the Soviet
rosswolfe: JJP Oud, color sketch of a housing design for Blijdorp in Rotterdam (1931). via The Europ
rosswolfe: (via Bauhaus director Hannes Meyer’s adventures in the Soviet Union, 1930-1936)
rosswolfe: Moisei Ginzburg, competition entry for the Palace of the Soviets (1931)
rosswolfe: Kirov Palace of Culture on Vasileostrovskii island, designed by Noi Trotskii and S.N. Kaz
rosswolfe: Robert Byron, the planetarium in Moscow, Architects – Barshch, Mikhail (Osipovich)
rosswolfe: Boris Korolev, abstract sculpture of Karl Marx in Moscow (1920). (via thecharnelho
rosswolfe: Staircase inside the Aubette café in Strasbourg, designed by Theo van Doesburg, Ha
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