Pioneers of the Modern Movement¶
Pevsner, N. (1936). Pioneers of the Modern Movement: From William Morris to Walter Gropius. Pioneers of Modern Design.
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- Ornamentation
- The corrective, Pevsner (1936) argues by tracing the lineage from Morris through Gropius, is recognizing that ornament and structure can coexist when ornament respects and honors the object's true function and material reality, and when ornament's ornamental status is clear
This sourceCanonical history of modernism's anti-ornament trajectory and its synthesis of Arts-and-Crafts ethics with engineering rationalism.
- The corrective, Pevsner (1936) argues by tracing the lineage from Morris through Gropius, is recognizing that ornament and structure can coexist when ornament respects and honors the object's true function and material reality, and when ornament's ornamental status is clear
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