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The freehand sketch is of particular importance for the understanding of Expressionist architecture - even more important, it might be argued, than the finished building. For Expressionist architects were above all concerned with the spontaneity of the initial idea, a quality that only rarely survived the transition from drawing to reality, and that was often too fantastic even to attempt.
122
English
19.8 MB
The freehand sketch is of particular importance for the understanding of Expressionist architecture - even more important, it might be argued, than the finished building. For Expressionist architects were above all concerned with the spontaneity of the initial idea, a quality that only rarely survived the transition from drawing to reality, and that was often too fantastic even to attempt.
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