Lossow william (6 resultados)

[Berlin, Leizig, Wien, Friedrich Ernst Hübsch Verlag, 1930] Reprint Berlin, Gebr. Mann Verlag, [1998]. XVI,[1],XIV pp. + 41 pp. with advertisements. 5 b./w. text-ills & 42 plts with b./w. photographs. Orig. hardcover (imit. vellum with gilt & blue dec./ lettering), with original transparent dust jacket. 8vo. (Neue Werkkunst). A very good copy of the facsimile edition of "Architekten Lossow & Kühne Dresden", published by Friedrich Ernst Hübsch Verlag in 1930. - - Volume of the "Neue Werkkunst" series, fully dedicated to the work of the most important projects of the influential Dresden architectural firm Lossow & Kühne. The firm was founded in Dresden in 1906 by William Lossow and Hermann Max Kühne. They were responsible for monumental and landmark buildings in Germany, including: Leipzig Central Station (Leipzig Hauptbahnhof), the Görlitz Synagogue, the former Kaiserpalast in Dresden, and various industrial buildings, churches, and villas in Saxony.…

Darmstadt: Alexander Koch, o. J. (1914). OHardc. 35 Seiten m. Abb. - 32 x 25. * Einband vergilbt. - Name auf Vorsatzblatt.

Pp. m. Sch. Condición: Gut. 110 S. in getr. Zählung : zahlr. Ill. ; 27 cm 9783786122562 krankheitsbedingt erfolgt der Versand nur 1x pro Woche. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550 Reprint der Ausg. Berlin, Leipzig, Wien, Hübsch, 1930 / Nachw. zur Neuausg. von Angela Hartmann.

Condición: gut. 1998. Architekten Lossow & Kühne Dresden. mit einer Einl. von Werner Hegemann / Neue Werkkunst In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Darmstadt, Verlags-Anstalt Alexander Koch, [1914]. 35 pp. B./w. ills (plans, etc.). Orig. hardcover. 4to. - Cover discoloured; spotted and stained; owner's mark in ink on first free end paper.Rare publication about the the new Royal Theatre in Dresden (Schauspielhaus). The publication is richly illustrated with exterior and interior photographs as well as architectural details (floor plans, cross-sections) of the theatre. - The building was constructed between 1911 and 1913 by the architects William Lossow and Max Hans Kühne and was inaugurated as Germany's first civic court theatre. The facade combines elements of Neo-Baroque and Art Nouveau to visually harmonize with the Zwinger Palace opposite. At the time of its opening, the stage technology, with its retractable floors and hydraulic systems, was considered state-of-the-art.…

[Dresden?], 1913. [8],44,[19] pp. B./w. photographs. Orig. softcover (dec. cover with gilt lettering). 4to.A rare architectural monograph in the form of a brochure, published in Dresden in 1913 by the renowned German architectural firm Lossow & Kühne. This publication served as a portfolio of their most important joint projects from that flourishing period. The firm was founded in Dresden in 1906 by William Lossow and Hermann Max Kühne. They were responsible for monumental and iconic buildings in Germany.…