Martin S. Kermacy collection


Collection Summary
	Creator:	Kermacy, Martin Stephen, 1915-2007
	Title:	Martin S. Kermacy collection
	Dates:	circa 1867-1996, undated

	Abstract:	Architectural drawings (prints), photographs, slides, maps, student work, and exhibition panels cover the core subjects of European architecture of the 19th and 20th centuries, particularly the Austrian Secession and the German Jugendstil. The materials were collected by Professor Martin S. Kermacy during his tenure as a Fulbright Lecturer at the Technische Hochschule Wien during 1955 and 1956. In addition, the collection includes 92 exhibition panels for "Art Nouveau and Vienna Secession. From Otto Wagner to Adolf Loos." The collection also includes drawings from Kermacy's professional practice.
	Identification:	KER 1998001; 2010007; 2010030; 2015019
	Quantity:	271 drawings, 118 maps, 1 lithograph, 232 photographic prints, 16,197 slides
	Languages:	Materials are in English and German.
	Repository:	Alexander Architectural Archives, University of Texas Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin.

Biographical Sketch of Martin Stephen Kermacy

Martin S. Kermacy was born April 6, 1915 in Kula, Hungary. He studied architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, receiving a Bachelor of Architecture in 1938 and Master of Architecture in 1939. He taught at at the University of Texas School of Architecture, University of Texas at Austin from 1947 to 1983, retiring as Professor Emeritus of Architecture and Planning. He died in Austin, Texas on June 8, 2007.

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Scope and Content of the collection

Architectural drawings (prints), photographs, slides, maps, art and architectural books (transferred to the Architecture and Planning Library Special Collections) cover the core subjects of European architecture of the 19th and 20th centuries, particularly the Austrian Secession and the German Jugendstil. The materials were collected by Professor Kermacy during his tenure as a Fulbright Lecturer at the Technische Hochschule Wien during 1955 and 1956.

In addition, the collection includes 92 exhibition panels for "Art Nouveau and Vienna Secession. From Otto Wagner to Adolf Loos." Lastly, there are reports and drawings of students of Kermacy as well as drawings from Kermacy's professional practice.

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Restrictions

Policies Governing Use and Access

This collection is open for research. Researchers must register and agree to copyright and privacy laws before using archival materials. As all or portions of this collection may be housed off-site, advance notice of at least three working days is required for retrieval. Certain items may require additional time for flattening or humidifying before they can be viewed. Access is by appointment only. Please contact the archives' reference staff for further information.

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Related Material

Selections from Kermacy's library are located in the Architecture and Planning Library Special Collections. Please refer to the unpublished finding aid in the archive, or consult library or archive staff for more information.

Originals of the sepia copy plans in Series III, and a portion of the images on exhibit panels in Series VI, are held by the Bauamt der Stadt Wien (Building Department, Vienna, Austria).

Originals of the photographic prints in Series V and a portion of the slides in Series IV are held by the Bildarchiv der Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, http://www.onb.ac.at/sammlungen/bildarchiv/index.htm(Photo Archive of the Austrian National Library).

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Administrative Information

Citation

Martin S. Kermacy collection, Alexander Architectural Archives, University of Texas Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin

Acquisition Information

Transferred to the Alexander Architectural Archives from the University of Texas at Austin, School of Architecture.

Processing Information

Sparrow, Dodd, Havens, Allen. Processing is not completed. Please consult Archives staff for more information. Finding aid compiled by Martin S. Kermacy.

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Detailed Description of the Collection

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.

Series A: Vienna Summary

Series Abstract

The Vienna Summary series consists of Kermacy's personal index to his Vienna holdings. Along with a key, it is a seven column table offering information including: the number of reference works, architects/artists, dates, building names, number of drawings, number of slides, and number of photographic prints. See the archival staff for a more detailed summary.

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Series B: Vienna Bibliography

Series Abstract

The Vienna Bibliography series includes a total of 120 items: books, monographs, pamphlets, and printed materials. These items are located in the Architecture and Planning Library Special Collections. This list begins with a list of the Architect or Artist followed by the number reference items in parenthesis. "Vienna Biblio" Boxes contain loose ephemera. Contact the Alexander Architectural Archives for other indexes of these materials.

ARCHITECTS & ARTISTS (75 titles under the following list of personae):

Boeckel, Herbert (1)

Ferstel, Heinrich (1)

Fischer v. Erlach, J. B. (2)

Fuerich, Josef (4)

Hansen, Theophilos (2)

Hasenauer, Carl (1)

Hoffmann, Josef (4)

Mueller, Johann G (5)

Nuell, Edvard v. (1)

Olbrich, Joseph M (7)

Peche, Dagobert (1)

Plecnik, Josef (1)

Prandtauer, Jacob (1)

Schiele, Egon (6)

Klimt, Gustav (8)

Loos, Adolf (8)

Moser, Koloman (1)

Schmidt, Friedrich (2)

Wagner, Otto (16)

Wagnerschule (3)

Boeckl, Herbert

Hofmann, Werner. ZEICHNUNGEN UND AQUARELLE. 73 pp. Schriften des Museums des 20. Jahrhunderts. Verlag Brueder Rosenbaum. Wien 1968.

Ferstel, Heinrich

FERSTEL, HEINRICH FREIHERR von. 8pp. Festschrift zur Feierlichen Enthuelling Seiner Bueste in der k.k. Universitaet zu Wien. Im Selbstverlage der Wiener Bau-Gesellschaft Wien, Paperback. [Dedication at the formal unveiling of Ferstel's Bust at the University of Vienna. Published by the Building Society of Vienna, 1886], 1886.

Fischer, J. B. v. Erlach

Frey, Dagobert. JOHANN BERNHARD FISCHER VON ERLACH. Eine Studie ueber seine Stellung in der Entwicklung der Wiener Palastfassade. 214 pp. text including 64 illus. Wiener Jahrbuch fuer Kunstgeschichte. Benno Filser-Verlag, Augsburg, 1921-22.

JOHANN BERNHARD FISCHER VON ERLACH. 268 pp., 48 b&w pl. Katalog der Ausstellung: Graz, Wien, Salzburg, Paperback, 1956/1957.

Fuerich, Josef.

Fuerich, Josef. ER IST AUFERSTANDEN. 15 pen & ink dwgs illustrating biblical events. Verlag von Georg Wigand, Leipzig, Paperback, no date.

LEBENS ERINNERUNGEN. 118 pp., 50 drawings and portrait of the artist. Heinrich Schneider-See Verlag, Bregenz, Paperback, no date.

Fuerich, Josef. VON DER KUNST. 39 pp. Verlag von Carl Sartori, Wien, Paperback, 1866.

Woerndle, Heinrich. JOSEF FUERICH'S WERKE. 255 pp., 8 illus. Verlag von Artaria & Co., Wien, 1914.

Hansen, Theophilos.

Nieman, Georg, und Ferd. von Feldegg. THEOPHILOS HANSEN UND SEINE WERKE. (1813-1891) 145 pp. 5 kupfertafeln, 1 farbendrucke und 68 textfiguren. Verlag von Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, 1893.

WIENER BAUTEN-ALBUM. Loose plates, published as supplements to Wiener Bau-Industrie Zeitung, Vienna. See Ritter von Ephrussi Haus, Plate No. 71. 1893.

Hasenauer, Carl

HASENAUER, CARL. Erlaeuternde Denkschrift ueber sein Project fuer die neu zu erbauenden k.k. Museen. {Explanatory Memorandum concerning his Project for the prospective new Imperial Museums}18 pp., 2 diag. plans. Selbstverlag von Karl Hasenauer, Wien, Paperback, 1867.

WIENER BAUTEN-ALBUM. Loose plates, published as supplements to Wiener Bau-Industrie Zeitung, Vienna. Natural History Museum: Plate Nos. 97-100; Grillparzer Monument Plate No. 84; Maria-Theresianplatz fountain figures: Plate Nos. 5 and 40. 1893.

Hoffmann, Josef.

Rochowanski, L. W.. JOSEF HOFFMAN: EINE STUDIE ZU SEINEM 80. GEBURTSTAG. 69 pp. Sketches and binding by Hoffmann, and portrait drawing by Emil Orlik.

JOSEF HOFFMANN ZUM 60. GEBURTSTAGE, 15. Dezember 1930. 76 pp. Special issue of the magazine "Almanach der Dame", Wien, Testimonials from Behrens, Berlage, Le Corbusier, Gropius, Poelzig, and others. Frontispiece photo autographed for me during luncheon at Schwarzenberg Cafe summer of 1 955. Paperback. 1930.

Sekler, Eduard F. JOSEF HOFFMANN - DAS ARCHITEKTONISCHE WERK. 539 pp. Residenz Verlag, Salzburg u. Wien, 1982.

SANATORIUM PURKERSDORF, Wien XIV, Purkersdorf. 20 pp. pamphlet outlining fees and services for prospective patients. Numerous photos of the site and facilities. Paperback. No date.

Klimt, Gustav.

Bahr, Hermann. GEGEN KLIMT. 76 pp. Collected newspaper articles critical of Klimt and his work, Verlag von J. Eisenstein & Co., Wien-Leipzig, Paperback. 1903.

GUSTAV KLIMT - EGON SCHIELE. Commemorating 50. anniversary of their deaths. No pagination. Copiously illustrated in b&w and in color plates. Graphische Sammlung Albertina, Oesterreichischer Bundesverlag, Wien, Paperback 1968.

Glueck, Gustav. GUSTAV KLIMT. 10 Handzeichnungen mit einem Begleitwort. Rikola Verlag, Wien, Paperback. 1922.

Nebehay, Christian. GUSTAV KLIMT: 56 Zeichnungen. Catalog XI, Wien, Paperback. no date.

Novotny, Fritz, u. Johannes Dobai. GUSTAV KLIMT. 423 pp. Im Verlag Galerie Welz, Salzburg, 1967.

Salten, Felix. GUSTAV KLIMT, Gelegentliche Anmerkungen. 45 pp. Wiener Verlag, Wien und Leipzig, Paperback. 1903.

Strobl, Alice. GUSTAV KLIMT, Zeichnungen und Gemaelde. 12 pp. text, 59 b.w. and color pl. Verlag Galerie Welz, Salzburg, Paperback. 1962.

Strobl, Alice. GUSTAV KLIMT, 25 Zeichnungen ausgewaehlt und bearbeitet von Alice Strobl. Text14 pp. each in German and in English.25 b.w. dwgs., loose matted plates 16-3/4" × 23- 1/2". Akademische Druck- und Verlagsanstalt Graz-Wien, 1964.

Loos, Adolf.

ADOLF LOOS: ZUM 60. GEBURTSTAG AM 10. DEZEMBER 1930. 68 pp. Copy No. 992 of a limited edition of 1000 numbered copies. A commemorative brochure comprising 41 testimonials to Loos from contemporaries in literature and the arts, including Alban Berg, Max Eisler, Johannes Itten, Oskar Kokoschka, Maurice Maeterlinck, J. J. P. Oud, Gustav Adolf Platz, Ezra Pound, Arnold Schoenberg, Rudolf Serkin, Bruno Taut. Im Verlag von Richard Lanyi, Wien, Paperback. 1930.

Kulka, Heinrich. ADOLF LOOS: DAS WERK DES ARCHITEKTEN. 43 pp. text, 270 illus. including plans, sections, photos of projects and executed works. Verlag von Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, Paperback. 1931.

Loos, Adolf. INS LEERE GESPROCHEN: 1897-1900. 222 pp. Die Schriften von Adolf Loos in zwei Baenden. 1. Band, 2. ed. Brenner-Verlag, Innsbruck, 1932.

Loos, Adolf. TROTZDEM: 1900-1930. 254 pp. Die Schriften von Adolf Loos in zwei Baenden. 2. Band, 1.ed. Brenner- Verlag, Innsbruck, 1931.

Loos, Adolf. TROTZDEM: 1900-1930.257 pp. Die Schriften von Adolf Loos in zwei Baenden. 2. Band, 2 ed. "Der Staat und die Kunst" and "Oskar Kokoschka" essays added to the contents of the first edition. Brenner-Verlag, Innsbruck, 1931.

Loos, Claire. ADOLF LOOS PRIVAT. 162 pp. Verlag der Johannes-Presse, Wien, 1936.

Marilaun, Karl. ADOLF LOOS. 45 pp. Die Wiedergabe: Wiener Gegenwart und Ihr Besitz - eine Sammlung kleiner Buecher herausgegeben von Paul Stefan. 1. Reihe, 5. Band. Wiener Literarische Anstalt, Wien, Paperback. 1922.

Muenz, Ludwig. ADOLF LOOS. 153 pp. Text, bio., biblio., dwgs. and photo illus. II Balcone, Milano, Paperback. 1956.

Moser, Koloman

FLAECHENSCHMUCK. 30 color plates loose in board folder.. Die Quelle Nr, III. Martin Gerlach u. Co., Wien-Leipzig, no date.

Mueller, Johann Georg

Eitelberger, R. GESAMMELTE KUNSTHISTORISCHE SCHRIFTEN. Wilhelm Braumueller, K. K. Hof-und-Univeristaets Buchhaendler, Wien.I. Band: Kunst und Kuenstler Wiens. 432 pp. 1879.

JOHANN GEORG MUELLER, ARCHITECT. 15 pp. 1 portrait, 1 page from sketchbook, design for Swiss Nat'l Monument. Kuenstlergesellschaft, Zuerich, No. 20. 1860.

Polasek, Boris I. JOHANN GEORG MUELLER (1822-1849), Ein Schweizer Architekt, Dichter und Maler. 36 pp., 8 plates. Historischen Verein des Kantons St. Gallen. Verlag der Fehr'schen Buchhandlung, St. Gallen, Paperback. 1957.

Rieger, Franz. DIE ALTLERCHENFELDER KIRCHE (Johann Georg Mueller, Architekt). 96 pp. Published to commemorate 50. anniversary of dedication, 1861-1911.Gerlach & Wiedling, Wien, 1911.

Ziegler, J. M. AUS DEM KUENSTLERISCHEN NACHLASSE VON JOHANN GEORG MUELLER. 19 pp. text, 43 numbered color plates. Verlag von Joh. Wurster & Comp., Winterthur (14- 3/4" × 19" (Handwritten dedication on cover: "_____, Muenchen. Hochachtungsvoll, J. M. Ziegler") 1860.

Nuell, Edward v. d.

Nuell, E. v. d. ANDEUTUNG UEBER DIE KUNSTGEMAESSE BEZIEHUNG DES ORNAMENTS ZUR ROHEN FORM. "Oesterreichischen Blaettern fuer Literatur und Kunst". Dr. A. Schmidl, Wien, 1845.

Olbrich, Joseph M.

ARCHITEKTUR VON OLBRICH. Verlegt bei Ernst Wasmuth, Berlin, Plans, sketches, photos, no text. Missing plates 11-13, 18, 24- 26, 30-34, 39, 41-44, 46, 48, 49, 53-74, 76-80, 83-100, 103-107, 115-118, 121-123, 127, 131, 132, 138-143. The last plate is No. 144. no date.

ARCHITEKTUR VON OLBRICH: Das Haus Feinhals in Coeln- Marienburg. Folio, 17 photo plates, no text. Verlag von Ernst Wasmuth, Berlin, Paperback. no date.

Olbrich, Joseph M. IDEEN VON OLBRICH. 121 pp. 2. expanded ed. Dedication by Olbrich to Grossherzog von Hessen. Introduction by Ludwig Hevesi. Illustrations only, no text by Olbrich. Baumgaertner's Buchhandlung, Leipzig, no date. The Veronesi OLBRICH gives 1904 for 2. ed; Gerlach & Schenk, Wien, 1900, for original ed.

JOSEPH M. OLBRICH, DAS WERK DES ARCHITEKTEN. 355 pp. Catalog of exhibition marking 100. birthday anniversary. Hessischen Landesmuseum in Darmstadt, Paperback. 1967.

Latham, Ian. JOSEPH MARIA OLBRICH. 156 pp. Academy Editions, London, 1980.

Spalt, Johannes. JOSEPH MARIA OLBRICH. Zum 100. Geburtstag am 22. November, 1967. No pagination. Catalog of exhibition marking 100. birthday anniversary. Austrian Society of Architects, Vienna, Paperback. November, 1967.

Veronesi, Gulia. JOSEPH MARIA OLBRICH. 168 pp. Text, bio., biblio., dwgs. and photo illus. II Balcone, Milano, Paperback. 1948.

Peche, Dagobert

DAGOBERT PECHE GEDAECHTNIS AUSSTELLUNG, Sept-Nov., 1923. 36 pp. text, 26 pl. Oesterreichisches Museum fuer Kunst u. Industrie. Kunstverlag Anton Schroll & Co, Wien, Paperback. 1923.

Plecnik, Josef

JOSEF PLECNIK, 1872-1957, WIEN-PRAG-LAIBACH. Exhibit commemorating 10th anniversary of his death. Vienna, May 27 to June 30, 1967. Sponsored by the Austrian Architecture Society and produced by Boris Podreka. Mimeographed stapled brochure: introduction by Podreka; biography; chronological list of works in Vienna, Prag and Laibach; bibliography.
16 unnumbered pp.

Poster Ilustrating crypt of Heiligengeistkirche, b.w. 23-1/2" × 16- 1/2".

Prandtauer, Jakob

PRANDTAUER, (Jakob) UND SEIN KUNSTKREIS. 298 pp. text, 40 pl., 4 in color., 1 plan of theMelk monastery. Exhibition catalog, Stift Melk, Mai-Okt, 1960. Oesterreichische Staatsdruckerei, Wien, Paperback. 1960.

Schiele, Egon.

Benesch, Otto. EGON SCHIELE ALS ZEICHNER. 14 pp. text, 23 loosecolor plates. Verlag der Oesterreichischen Staatsdruckerei, Wien, Paperback. no date.

EGON SCHIELE 1890-1918. 70 pp. Exhibition catalog, Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, Mass., Paperback. 1960.

EGON SCHIELE IM GEFAENGNIS. Preface by Arthur Roessler. 38 pp, including 9 sketches, paintings. Verlag Carl Konegen, Wien-Leipzig, 1922.

Karpfen, Fritz. DAS EGON SCHIELE BUCH. 106 pp. text, 62 illus. Verlag der Wiener Graphischen Werkstaette, Wien-Leipzig, Paperback. 1921.

Mitsch, Erwin. EGON SCHIELE, Zeichnungen und Aquarelle. 79 pp. Verlag Galerie Welz, Salzburg, Paperback. 1961.

Schmidt, Friedrich.

Reichensberger, August. Zur Characterizierung des Baumeisters FRIEDRICH FREIHERRN VON SCHMIDT (1825-1891). 24 pp. Verlag von L. Schwann, Duesseldorf. Paperback. No date.

SCHMIDT, FRIEDRICH. 11 pp. Verlag des Oesterreichischen Ingenieur und Arkitekten-Vereins, Wien, Paperback. 1891.

Wagner, Otto

Wagner, Otto. DIE BAUKUNST UNSERER ZEIT. 4. ed. (of Moderne Architektur). 138 pp. Contains the Forward to each of the preceding three editions.Verlag Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, Paperback. 1914.

Wagner, Otto. DIE GROSZSTADT. 23 pp., 2 plans, 1 perspective. Verlag von Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, 1911.

Wagner, Otto. ERLAEUTERUNG ZUR BAUVOLLENDUNG DER KIRCHE DER NIEDEROEST. LANDES HEIL-UND-PFLEGE ANSTALTEN. 16 pp. Illustrated string-bound paper pamphlet written and designed by Wagner. Explains circumstances, purpose, material, construction, exterior and interior aspects, cost, lists painters, sculptors and arch. assistants to Wagner and firms employed in the construction. Der N.Oe. Landes- Ausschuss, Wien, im Paperback. Oktober 1907.

Wagner, Otto. MODERNE ARCHITEKTUR. 101 pp. Verlag von Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, The original edition. Title- page bears hand-written inscription, "Sr. Excellenz dem hochgeborenen Herrn (Doyens)? Grafen von Latour achtungsvoll gewidmet vom Verfasser". Paperback. 1896.

Wagner, Otto. MODERNE ARCHITEKTUR, 2. Auflage. 120 pp. Verlag von Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, Hand-written inscription on fly-leaf: "Sr. Excellenz dem Freiherrn Emil von Chertek, hochachtungsvollst gewidmet vom Verfasser". 1898.

Wagner, Otto. ZUR KUNSTFOERDERUNG EIN MAHNWORT. 105 pp. Verlag Eduard Kosmack, Wien, Paperback. 1909.

Ankwicz-Kleehoven, Hans. OTTO WAGNER. In "Grosse Oesterreicher" pp. 35-44. Oesterreichischer Bundesverlag, Wien, Paperback. 1947.

Geretsegger, Heinz, u. Max Peintner. OTTO WAGNER. 275 pp. text, illus. dwgs & photos. Residenzverlag, Salzburg, 1964.

Kassal-Mikula, Renata, u. Jan Koci. OTTO WAGNER (1841-1918), DIE WIENER STADTBAHN. Catalog to exhibition at Otto Wagner Pavilion, Wien, Paperback. 1979.

Lux, Joseph August. OTTO WAGNER. 168 pp. 120 illus. Delphin Verlag, Munich, This is No. 16 of 50 numbered copies signed by Wagner and the author and bound in goose-leather. The front and back covers are missing, and the book is in poor condition. 1914.

Ostwald, Hans. OTTO WAGNER: Ein Beitrag zum Verstaendnis seines baukuenstlerisches Schaffens. 118 pp. Verlag Buchdruckerei AG Baden, Baden, Doctoral dissertation at the Technische Hochschule Zurich. Rich in bibliographical references. Paperback 1948.

OTTO WAGNER, Das Werk des Architekten. 66 pp. text, 32 pl. Verlag des Historisches Museums der Stadt Wien, Wien, Paperback. 1963.

OTTO WAGNER; Das Werk des Wiener Architekten, 1841-1918. Hessisches Landesmuseum, Darmstadt, Catalog incl. Forward by Franz Glueck, essay by Otto Antonio Graf, numerous illistrations of dwgs. and photos. Paperback. 1964.

Pirchan, Emil. OTTO WAGNER. 32 pp. text, 28 pl. Bergland Verlag, Wien, Author a student of Wagner's. Frontispiece photo and facs. signature. Chronology, bibliography, list of works. Paperback. 1956.

Tietze, Hans. OTTO WAGNER. 16 pp. text, 16 pl. Rikola Verlag, Wien, 1922.

WIENER BAUTEN-ALBUM. Loose plates, published as supplements to Wiener Bau-Industrie Zeitung, Vienna. Otto Wagner Bldgs: Plate No. 80,Stadiongasse 6 & 8; Plate No. 95: Universitaetstrasse 12. 1893.

Wagnerschule

Graf, Otto Antonio. DIE VERGESSE WAGNERSCHULE. 40 pp., 128 illus. Schriften des Museums des 20. Jahrhunderts, Wien. Verlag Jugend und Volk, Wien, 1969.

AUS DER WAGNERSCHULE: MCM. Forward by Alfred Roller. Verlag von Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, Paperback. 1901.

DAS EHRENJAHR OTTO WAGNERS. 56 pp. Students' work. Introduction by Wagner, Forward by Arthur Roessler. Verlag von Eduard Kosmack, Wien, 1912.

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VIENNA BIBLIO

Eitelberger, R.

Eitelberger, R. DIE KUNSTBEWEGUNG IN OESTERREICH SEIT DER PARISER WELTAUSSTELLUNG IM JAHRE 1867. 150 pp. K. K. Schulbuecher-Verlag, Wien, Paperback. 1878.

Eitelberger, R.. GESAMMELTE KUNSTHISTORISCHE SCHRIFTEN. Wilhelm Braumueller, K. K. Hof-und-Universitaets-Buchhaendler, Wien. Paperbacks.

I. Band: Kunst und Kuenstler Wiens. 432 pp. 1879.

II. Band: Oesterreichisches Kunst-Institut. 407 pp. 1879.

III. Band: Die Aufgaben des Zeichenunterrichts. 390 pp., 46 illus. 1884.

IV. Band: Kunstdenkmale Dalmatiens. 396 pp. text, 115 woodcuts, 26 plates. 1884.

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Bahr, Hermann. SECESSION. 266 pp., 3. ed. Wiener Verlag, Buchhandlung L. Rosner. Wien, Paperback. 1900.

Fuerich, Josef.

Fuerich, Josef. ER IST AUFERSTANDEN. 15 pen & ink dwgs. illustrating biblical events. Verlag von Georg Wigand, Leipzig, Paperback. no date.

Fuerich, Josef. VON DER KUNST. 39 pp. Verlag von Carl Sartori, Wien, Paperback. 1866.

Hasenauer, Carl. Erlaeuternde Denkschrift ueber sein Project fuer die neu zu erbauenden k.k. Museen. {Explanatory Memorandum concerning his Project for the prospective new Imperial Museums}. 18 pp., 2 diag. plans. Selbstverlag von Karl Hasenauer, Wien, Paperback. 1867.

Hoffmann, Josef

SANATORIUM PURKERSDORF, Wien XIV, Purkersdorf. 20 pp. pamphlet outlining fees and services for prospective patients. Numerous photos of the site and facilities. Paperback. No date.

Karpfen, Fritz. DAS EGON SCHIELE BUCH. 106 pp. text, 62 illus. Verlag der Wiener Graphischen Werkstaette, Wien- Leipzig, Paperback. 1921.

Plecnik, Josef

JOSEF PLECNIK, 1872-1957, WIEN-PRAG-LAIBACH. Exhibit commemorating 10th anniversary of his death. Vienna, May 27 to June 30, 1967.Sponsored by the Austrian Architecture Society and produced by Boris Podreka. Mimeographed stapled brochure: introduction by Podreka; biography; chronological list of works in Vienna,Prag and Laibach; bibliography.16 unnumbered pp.

Ranzoni, Emerich. WIENER BAUTEN. 105 pp. Lehmann & Wentzel, Wien, Paperback. 1873.

Semper, Gottfried. KLEINE SCHRIFTEN. 516 pp. Berlin u. Stuttgart. Verlag von W. Spemann, Paperback. 1884.

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Brinckmann, A. E. VON GUARINO GUARINI BIS BALTHASAR NEUMANN. 17 pp., numerous photos and drawings. Deutscher Verein fuer Kunstwissenschaft, Berlin, Paperback. 1932.

Leixner, Otmar. DER HOLZBZU. 168 pp. text, 8 plates. Verlag von Lehmann & Wentzel, Wien, Paperback. 1907.

Petzold, E. DIE LANDSCHAFTS-GAERTNEREI. 316 pp. Verlag Georg Heinrich Meyer, Leipzig, Paperback. 1896.

Sturm, Leonhard Christoph. CIVIL BAUKUNST. 32 pp., 11 engraved plates. Verlegung

JeremiaWolffens/Kunsthaendlers, Augspurg, Cardboard covers. 1718.

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Glueck, Gustav. GUSTAV KLIMT. 10 Handzeichnungen mit einem Begleitwort. Rikola Verlag, Wien, Paperback. 1922.

Holme, Charles, ed. ART REVIVAL IN AUSTRIA. The Studio, Special Summer Number, London, Paperback. 1906.

Lux, Jos. August. DIE MODERNE WOHNUNG UND IHRE AUSSTATTUNG. 175 pp. 175 illus. and 8 color plates. Wiener Verlag, Wien u. Leipzig, Paperback. 1905.

Wilhelmi, Rudolf. DIE FRESKEN KARL FRIEDRICH SCHINKEL'S. 23 pp.text, 4 b&w plates. J. Jolowicz, Berlin Paperback. 1882.

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THE CITY OF PALACES. Picture Atlas of the Columbian Exposition with detailed text for each photo. Plates hand-colored. 176 pp. "Compliments of W. H. Heegard & Co., Cigars." Chicago, 1894.

Ferstel, Heinrich

FERSTEL, HEINRICH FREIHERR von. 8pp. Festschrift zur Feierlichen Enthuelling Seiner Bueste in der k.k. Universitaet zu Wien. Im Selbstverlage der Wiener Bau-Gesellschaft Wien, Paperback. {Dedication at the formal unveiling of Ferstel's Bust at the University of Vienna. Published by the Building Society of Vienna, 1886} 1886.

Mauke, Afolf. BAUWERKE DES XIX. JAHRHUNDERTS. 18 plates, 65 dwgs.Benno Schwabe, Verlagsbuchhandlung, Basel Paperback. 1899.

PLANO DE SALAMANCA. 1858.Published by the City, Paper folder. 1971.

Schmidt, Friedrich.. 11 pp. Verlag des Oesterreichischen Ingenieur und Arkitekten-Vereins, Wien, Paperback. 1891.

WIENER BAU-VORSCHRIFTEN {Vienna Building Code}. 15 pp. Dated Vienna, Paperback. Dec. 13, 1829.

WIENER BAUTEN-ALBUM. Wien String-bound loose plates,published as supplements to "Wiener Bau-Industrie Zeitung". 1893.

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Photographs:

Photo Archive, Austrian National Library For inventory, see VIENNA ARCHIVE PHOTOS

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Series C: Drawings from Bauamt der Stadt Wien (Building Department, Vienna)

Series Abstract

This series offers an inventory of 179 drawings covering 33 of the most important buildings of the Austrian Secession. These are sepia copies of plans originally filed with applications for building permits in Vienna. This material was collected by Professor Kermacy during his tenure as Fulbright Lecturer at the Technische Hochschule Wien during 1955-1956.

Permission to reproduce these images can only be given by the Bauamt der Stadt Wien (Building Department, Vienna). See Related Material section near beginning of this finding aid for contact information.

FRIEDRICH v. DIETZ, Arch.

FLORIDSDORF GISEASAELLE. (XXI.) before 1907. Original facade in Strygowski, Die Bildenede Kunst der Gegenwart, (Drawings are of conversion to Cinema, 1919)

Plan

Elevation, Cross Section, Longitudina Section

MAX FABIANI, Arch.

PORTOIS & FIX GESCHAEFTSHAUS. (III.) 1899

Plan: Parterre{Main Floor}, dated 9/1/1899

Parterre Mezzanine

Parterre I. {2nd} Floor

Elevation

Sections AB, CD, EF

FELLNER & HELMER, Archs.

WARENHAUS GERNGROSS. (VII.) 1904

Site Plan, Elevation, Structure. 5/29/1903

Revised Elevation. 7/11/1903

Plan: Parterre {Main Floor} 6/21/904

Plan: Mezzanine 6/21/904

Plan: I. {2nd} Floor 6/21/904

Plan: II. {3rd} Floor 6/21/904

Cross Section 5/29/1903

Longitudinal Section

WARENHAUS SCHEIN, (I.) 1895

Cellar & Basement Plan, 1895

Revised Attic Framing Plan, 1895

Elevation & Section: Front Wall

Remodelling by Rudolf Erdos, Arch., 1909.

Parterre {Main Floor} Plan

Mezzanine Plan

No. 11 STEPHANSPLATZ. (I.) 1893.

Plans

Longitudinal & Cross Sections

Elevations

Detail Facade & Plan

WOHNHAUS JOS, ENGELHARDT. Steing. (III.) 19

Floor Plan

Site Plan, Elevation, Section

KARL FISCHL, Arch..

WOHNHAUS MARIA PERGER, (XIV.) 1902

Site Plan & Front Elevation, 8/29/1901.

Section - original design

Plans - I. (2nd), II. {3rd}, Attic Floors, 4/1902

Revised, Basement & Hochparterre, 4/1902

JOSEF HOFFMANN, Arch.

1ST CARLMOLL/KOLO MOSER HAUS. (XIX.) 1900

Plan Hochparterre

Front Elevation

Side Elevations

Section CD

Section AB

Revised Plans {1901}

Plans: Site

Plans: Tiefparterre

Plans: Dachboden

Plans: Obere Dachboden

VILLA SPRITZER, aka.Karasz Haus. Steinfeldg. (XIX.) 1901

Plans: Parterre {Main Floor}

Plans: I. {2nd} Floor

Plans: Attic

Section AB

South Elevation

Revised - Basement Plan, N&W Elevations, Section AB.

Garage addition: Site & Floor Plan, Elevation, Section AB.

2ND CARL MOLL HAUS. Wollergasse (XIX.) 1909

Elevations, Section AB, Wall Detail.

Revised Plans. Undated.

Plans: Site

Plans: Tiefparterre

Plans: Parterre & Garden

Plans: I. {2nd} Floor

Plans: Attic

Longitudinal Section thru Site

VILLA AST, Steinfeldgasse 2, (XIX.) 1910

Site Plan

Main Floor complete with Site Plan

Garden Elevation

Elevation, Wall Section

Section AB

Plan: I. {2nd} Floor, 3/8/1911

Plan: Attic

OSKAR LASKE & V. FIALA, Archs

ZIRKUS RENZ....(II.) 1883.

Plan: Parterre

Plan: 1st Gallery

Plan: 2nd Gallery

SectTON

ENGEL APOTHEKE. Bognerg. 13, (I.) 1902

Front Elevation, Rear Elevation, Section

ADOLF LOOS, Arch.

GESCHAEFTSHAUS GOLDMAN & SALATSCH. Michaelerpl. (I.) 1910-12

Plans: I. {2nd} floor, 2 mezzanines

Plan Parterre {Main Floor}, Section CD

Section AB

Elevations - 7/25/1910

Elevations - 12/29/1910

Perspective - 3/29/1912

STEINER HAUS, (XIII.), 1910:

Plans: Souterraine

Parterre

I Floor

Attic

Street Elevation

Section AB

East Elevation

North & South Elevations

SCHEU HAUS, (XIII.), 1913

Plans: Site

Souterrain

Hochparterre

I. Floor

II. Floor

Elevations: Street Facade

Garden Facade

Section AB

HORNER HAUS, (XIII.) 1912

Plans: Souterrain

Parterre

I. Floor

II. Floor

Attic

Site

Elevations

Section

ROBERT OERLEY, Arch.

LUITHLEN SANATARIUM. (VIII.), 1907

Plan: Hochparterre {Main Floor}

Plan: I. Floor

Plan: Attic

Plan: Roof

Elevation

Concrete Structure - Detail

Detail Sections X-Xa, X1-X1a

Section thru Room & Bath, Section AB

JOSEF OLBRICH, Arch.

SECESSION (I.) 1898

Plan: Site

Plan: Basement, 4/6/1898

Plan: Ground Floor

Front Elevation

Rear Elevation

Longitudinal Section AB

Cross Sections CD, GH

Cross Section EF

Revised Dwgs, 10/19/1898

Plan: I Floor

Section CD

Longitudinal Section AB

Plan Parterre {Main Floor}, 7/5/1900

JOSEF PLECNIK, Arch.

ZACHERL HAUS, (I.) (Plecnik with Krauss & Tolk) 1904.

Elevations

Sections AB, CD, EF, GH

Wall Section at 4th level and Attic

Plan - Parterre

Plan Mezzanine

Plan I. & II. floors

Plan Attic

HEILIGENGEISTKIRCHE. (XV.), 1910-12

Plan Basement

Plan Ground floor

Plan Gallery

Cross section & longitudinal section

Section showing access to crypt

Elevation signed "Plecnik 1910", early design..

Elevation as built, except for the projected tower dated October 1912,

Sections AB, CD, thru proposed parish house & tower (never built):

OTTO SCHOENTHAL, Arch.

VILLA VOJCSIK aka. Gasser Haus. (Dwgs signed Vojcsik). (XIV.) 1900-02.

Basement & Parterre Plans.

I. Floor & Attic Plans

Elevation

Sections AB, CD

JOSEPH URBAN, Arch.

HAGENBUND. Zedlitzg. (I.) [Demol. c. 1960.] Adaptation of part of Market Hall for exhibitions and headquarters for Hagen Society. 1901.

Site Plan, Front & Side Elevations, Section AB

Cellar, Parterre, and I.Floor Plans.

MARKET HALL, (I.), [Demolished c. 1960. ],1868. Architect:

Basement & Ground Floor Plan

Elevations, 1 Cross Section

Large Scale Cross Section

Detail Side/Front Elevation

Cast Iron parts detail

Interior Perspective

OTTO WAGNER, Arch.

I.ST VILLA WAGNER. (XIV.) 1886.

Plans

Section and Elevation

STADTBAHN KARLSPLATZ. (IV.) 1898.

Plan

Elevation

LINKE WIENZEILE 38. (IV.) 1898

Plan Parterre

Parterre II. Floor

Site Plan incl. adjoining Linke Wienzeile 40

Section CD

Section AB, EF

Facade, Koestlergasse

Facade, Linke Wienzeile

LINKE WIENZEILE 40. (VI), 1898.

Plan Parterre

Plan

Section AB

Section CD, EF

Facade

Cornice Detail

POSTSPARKASSE. (I.), Drawings undated. 1904.

Longitudinal Section AB {prelim}

Longitudinal Section AB {as built}

Cross Section CD

Cross Section EF thru Banking Hall {prelim}

Cross EF Section thru Banking {as built}

Main Elevation

Elevation on Wiesingerstrasse

Plan Tiefparterre {Lower Floor}

Plan Hochparterre {Main Floor}

Plan I. {2nd} Floor

Plan II. {3rd} Floor

STEINHOFKIRCHE. (XIV.), 1905.

Plan Basement Chapel

Plan Main Floor

Plan Mezzanine

Plan Dome construction and attic slab

Front elevation

Side elevation

Section AB

Section CD

NEUSTIFTGASSE 40. (VII.), 1910.

Plan Parterre

Plan II. Floor

Section AB thru Stairwell

Sections CD, EF, GH

Front Elevation

Side Elevation

Cornice Detail

HEILSTAETTE FUER LUPUSKRANKE. (XVI) 1910-13

Site Plan

Plan Tiefparterre

Plan Parterre

Plan I. Floor

Plan II. Floor

Plan Attic

Side Elevations, Sections EF, GH, JK

Front Facade, section AB

Rear Facade, section CD

(2nd) WAGNER VILLA, (XIII.), 1912.

Plans: Site

Foundation

Basement

1st & 2nd Floors

Elevations

Cross & Longitudinal Sections

Framing Plans, 1 Cross Section

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Series D: Vienna Slides

Series Abstract

This series consists of 1,446 35mm color and black and white slides of Viennese architecture from Baroque to Secession, including black and white slides of photographic prints from the Photo Archive of the Austrian National Library, and other reference materials. Much of the collection dates from 1955-1956, and covers panoramic urban views, markets and squares, parks and recreation, regional landscape, and special political, religious, and social celebrations. The following is a list of slide quantities for specified architects. Use the Vienna Summary series, column 6 as an inventory and finding aid (see the archives' staff for more information). For SUBJECT access see Section I., VIENNA SUMMARY, available through the Alexander Architectural Archive.

Permission to reproduce a portion of the images in this series can only be given by the Bildarchiv der Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, http://www.onb.ac.at/sammlungen/bildarchiv/index.htm (Photo Archive of the Austrian National Library).

The slides are grouped as follows:

Architects 1,083

Bergmann, J. 2

Dietz, Friedrich 1

Fabiani. Max 4

Fellner & Helmer 21

Ferstel, Heinrich 62

Erlach,Fischer v. 71

Fischl, Karl 5

Foerster, Ludwig 32

Gangl, Hubert 12

Theophil Hansen 83

Hasenauer- Semper 27

Hildebrandt, Lukas v. 59

Hoffmann, Josef 33

Holzmeister, Clemenz 18

Jordan, Richard 1

Kastner, J. 1

Koch, Cyril Method 3

Moreau, Karl v. 2

Mueller, Johann G. 24

Neumann, Franz v. 6

Neumann, Gustav v. 3

Nuell, Edvard v, d, 38

Oerley, Robert 7

Olbrich, Joseph M. 45

Pichl, Ludwig 2

Plecnik, Josef 28

Roesner, Karl 46

Schaden, K. 2

Schmidt, Friedrich 117

Schneider, Hans 13

Schoenthal, Otto 19

Siccardsburg, August v. 1

Sprenger, Paul 2

Theiss & Jaksch 2

Kotoff, Grigorij 2

Kramreiter, Robert 15

Krauss & Graf 1

Laske, Oskar 10

Lichtblau, Ernst 2

Loos, Adolf 38

Luntz, Viktor 2

Vytiska, Josef 9

Wagner, Otto 184

Wagner Studios 18

Wielmans & Reuter 4

Zatska, L. 3

Zehngruber, _ 1

Markl & Pihal 2

Miscellaneous 363

City Plans 12

Churches 64

Public & Private Monumental Bldgs 26

Markets & Squares 96

Urban Panorama 43

Parks & Recreation 31

Special Events 47

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Series E: Vienna Photo Archive

Series Abstract

This series consists of an inventory of 227 black and white photographic prints of 151 important Viennese buildings from the Bildarchiv der Öesterreichische Nationalbibliothek.

Permission to reproduce the images in this series can only be given by the Bildarchiv der Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, http://www.onb.ac.at/sammlungen/bildarchiv/index.htm (Photo Archive of the Austrian National Library).

J. BERGMANN, Arch

JOHANN-EV. PFR-K., Keplerplatz (X.) 1872-76

Street facade, photo 1945

F. FELLNER & H. HELMER, Archs.

WARENHAUS SCHEIN. (I.) 1895.

Street Facade

WARENHAUS GERNGROSS. (VII.) 1904

Street Facade

Interior, Glazed Court and Stair during 1910 celebration

Interior, Glazed Court and Stair

Interior, Buffett 1910

HEINRICH FERSTEL, Arch.

OESTERR.-UNGARISCHE. BANK. (I.) 1856-60

Corner Facade, as of1900

Interior - Main Banking Hall, engraving 1873.

Court with fountain by Ferstel. Engraving 1870

Courtyard fountain

VOTIV-KIRCHE. (IX.) 1856-79.

Site Plan

Project for revision of Plaza fronting the Church.

Cross Section

Plan

Side Elevation

Front Facade

Front Facade, detail

Section through Transepts & Crossing

Exterior Perspective by Rudolph v. Alt, abou 1880.

Front elevation with foreground plaza.

Interior - Nave towards Apse

MUSEUM FUER ANGEWANDTE KUNST. (I.) 1868-71

Perspective

Plan

CHEMISCHES INSTITUT. (IX.) 1869-72

Detail, Freco Court

UNIVERSITAET. (I.) 1873-83

Ringstr. Perspective

Arcaded Courtyard

LUDWIG FOERSTER, Arch.

EVANGELISCHE KIRCHE, with T. Hansen. (VI.) (see under Hansen) 1846-49.

ARSENAL-HEERESGESCHICHTLICHES MUSEUM (with T. Hansen). (III.) 1850-56.

Main entrance detail

Perspective View

TEMPELGASSE SYNAGOGE. Tempelg. 5, (II.) 1853-58.

Street Facade

Entrance Detail

Ornament Detail

HUBERT GANGL, Arch.

HETZENDORFER PFR-KIRCHE. (XII.) 1906-09

Overall exterior perspective

Interior toward Apse

J, GARTNER, Arch.

SYNAGOGE AM HUMBOLDSPLATZ. (X.)

Exterior view

THEOPHIL HANSEN, Arch.

3 EVANGELISCHE KIRCHE, with L. Foerster. (VI.) 1846-49.

Street Elevation

Interior toward Apse

Interior from Balcony

ARSENAL-HEERESGESCHICHTLICHES MUSEUM (with L. Foerster). (III.) 1850-56.

Main entrance detail

Perspective View

EVANGELISCHE FRIEDHOFS-KAPELLE. (X.) 1857-58.

Exterior Perspective

EVANGELISCHE SCHULE. (IV.) 1860-62.

Main Entrance

HEINRICHSHOF. (Apartment Block}. (I.) (demolished 1945) 1861-63.

Ringstrasse Facade

Perspective, left-hand

Perspective, right-hand, shortly after completion.

MUSIKVEREINSGEBAEUDE (I.) 1867-69.

Exterior perspective

Interior: Great Auditorium

AKADEMIE DER BILDENDE KUENSTE (I.) 1872-76.

Schillerplatz Facade

Interior depicting Inauguration Ceremony.

Watercolor by Rudolf v. Alt

PARLAMENT. (I.) 1873-83.

Overall perspective {dwg.}

Birdseye photo

Entrance detail

BOERSE (I.) 1874-77.

Exterior perspective (dwg.)

Interior, Great Hall (dwg.)

HARL HASENAUER, Arch.

VIENNA WORLD FAIR, Carl Hasenauer, Chief Arch. (also see BURGTHEATER and NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM) 1873.

Birdseye, watercolor by F. Alt

Master Plan

Palace of Industry, western entrance (dwg)

Interior of Rotunda (dwg)

Exterior of Rotunda

Interior of Rotunda during Fair

GOTTFRIED SEMPER & KARL HASENAUER, Archs.

KUNSTHISTORISCHES MUSEUM. (I.) 1872-81

Perspective across Maria-Theresienplatz.

Center Bay

BURGTHEATER. (I.) 1874-88.

Karl-Lueger Ring, Vienna I

Ground Floor Plan

Upper Level Plan

Aerial View, Ringstrasse Facade

Aerial View, Side & Rear

Interior, Auditorium looking towards the Iron Curtain.

JOSEPH HOFFMANN, Arch.

SECESSION EXHIBITION, Main Gallery. (I.) 1898

SECESSION EXHIBITION. Main Gallery, Jap. Art.. (I.) 1 1900.

SECESSION SECRETARIAT. (I.) Furnishings by Hoffmann. n.d.

DUESSELDORF EXHIBITION. Fountain by Hoffmann. 1902

PALAIS STOCLET. Brussels. 1905-11

Street Facade

Entrance detail

Roof Towers

Interior - Entrance Hall

Interior - Dining Room

VILLA SKYWA, aka VILLA PRIMAVESI. (XIII.) 1915.

Street Facade

PROJECT: PALACE OF WORLD PEACE. Stockholm. 1917.

Ground Floor Plan, Front Elevation

ADOLF LOOS, Arch.

TURNOWSKY WOHNUNG. (XIII.) 1901

Buffet with Family Portrait

Sitting Area

Living Room

LOOS WOHNUNG. (XIII.) 1903.

Sitting Room

GESCHAEFTSHAUS GOLDMAN & SALATSCH., (I.)

Michaelerplatz. 1910-11.

Exterior Perspective

STEINER WOHNUNG. (XIII.) 1910.

Street Perspective

SCHEU WOHNUNG (XIII.) 1912.

Exterior

HORNER WOHNUNG. (XIII.) 1913.

Exterior

LOEWENBACH WOHNUNG. (XIII.) 1916.

Dining Room, looking towards Buffet

STRASSER WWOHNUNG. (XIII.) 1919.

Living Room

Dining Room

RUFER WOHNUNG. (XIII.) 1922.

Music Room

Hall

MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL PROJECT. 1925

Dwgs: Plan Type 5M - 1st & 2nd floors

Plan Type 6M - 1st & 2nd floors

Plan, Corner Type - 1st & 2nd floors

Street Perspective

Rear (garden side) Perspective

Perspective, Entrance Hall & Stair

GRIGORI KOTOFF, Arch.

RUSSISCH-ORTHODOXE-K. (III.) 1893-99

Street perspective

VIKTOR LUNTZ, Arch.

KAISER FRANZ JUBILAEUMS-K. (II.) 1898-13

View from Erzh-karlsplatz

View from Danube

Exterior close-up of Apse

Interior at Crossing

JOHANN G. MUELLER, Arch.

ALT-LERCHENFELDER KIRCHE. (VII.) 1848-61.

Exterior - east front

Exterior - apse, transept & crossing

Interior - transept & crossing

Interior - apse & high altar, murals by J. Fuerich

Copied from F. Rieger, Die Altlerchenfelderkirche:

Dwgs Perspective

Plan and side elevation

Cross-Section thru Nave

Longitudinal Section

EDVARD v.d. NUELL, Arch. (see SICCARDSBURG)

ALT-LERCHENFELDER KIRCHE. (VII.) 1848-61.

Decorative scheme by v.d. Nuell, murals by J. Fuerich

Interior - transept & crossing

Interior - apse & high altar

ROBERT OERLEY Arch.

LUITHLEN SANATARIUM. (VIII.) 1907

Courtyard

JOSEPH OLBRICH, Arch

POMPEIUS THEATER, Rome. No date.

FARNESE THEATER. No date.

LUDWIG PICHL, Arch.

LANDHAUS. Herreng. 13, (I.) 1837-48

Herrengasse facade

WERTHEIMSTEIN VILLA. (XIX.) 1834-35

Tullnerhof facade

Stair Hall mural by Moritz v. Schwindt

KARL ROESNER, Arch.

JOHANN NEPOMUK PARISH CHURCH. (II.) 1841-46.

Exterior Perspective

Front facde

Interior

Interior - Station of the Cross, "Crucifixion", painting by Josef Fuerich, 1844-46.

MEIDLINGER PFR-K JOHANN NEPOMUK..(XII.) 1842-45.

Facade

Entrance Detail

Interior

FRIEDRICH v. SCHMIDT, Arch.

WEISSGERBER PARISH CHURCH, ST. OTHMAR. (III.) 1866-69.

Exterior, Side View

BRIGITTA CHURCH (XX.) 1867-73. Perspective.

MARIA vom SIEGE. (XV.) 868-75.

Perspective

Main Facade

Entrance Detail

RATHAUS.. (I.) 1872-83. Facade

LAZARUS-K., Kreuzg.. (XVIII.) 1877-78.

Perspective View

WEINHAUS-K ST. JOSEPH, Deckertpl. (XVIII.) 1883-89.

Facade

STEPHANS-DOM. (I.). Friedrich v. Schmidt, Reconstruction Architect. Vienna I. (drawings)

West Front with reconstruction of Great Portal

Great Portal - original layout vs. present (c. 1880)

East Elevation: design for additions (dwg)

HANS SCHNEIDER. Arch.

SIMMERINGER PFR-KIRCHE. Enkplatz. (XI.) 1907-10

Facade on Enkplatz.

AUG. SICCARDSBURG & E. v.d. NUELL., Archs.

CARLSTHEATER. (II.) 1846. Demolished.

Pratersternst. facade - etching by Rudolf v. Alt.

SOFIENSAAL, Marxerg. (III.) 1846

View - as Natatorium

View - as Ballroom

ARSENAL. (III.) 1849-56

Dwg - Bird's-eye litho. by A. Kaiser, 1855

Main entrance

Administration Bldg

RING WETTBEWERB PROJECT. (I.) 1857

Plan

OPER. Opernring (I.) 1861-69

Dwgs: Perspectives - sketch by Van d. Nuell

Engraving by Rudolph v. Alt

Line drawing

Elevation - Opernring facade

Plans - parterre level

stage level

first floor

Longitudinal section

Early Photos: Opernring facade

Perspective - right side

Perspective - left side

Roof construction - framing

Grand Stairhall

Auditorium toward stage

Auditotium and curtain

Lunette fresko by M. v. Schwindt

OPER RESTORATION. Erich Boltenstern, Arch. 1945-55.

Auditorium looking toward Stage

Auditorium from Stage (2)

PHILLIP HAAS HAUS. Stock-im-Eisenpl (I.) 1865-67

Facade detail

OTTO WAGNER, Arch.

MIETHAUS, Freisingerg. 2. (I.) 1879.

Street Facade.

MIETHAUS, Stadiong. 6 & 10. (I.) 1886.

Street Perspective.

MIETHAUS, Universitaetstr 2. (I.) 1888.

Street Perspective.

OTTO WAGNER VILLA, Huettelbergstr 26. (XIII.) 1888.

Street Perspective.

Entrance Detail.

MIETHAUS, Graben 10. (I.) 1895.

Street Perspective.

STADTBAHN,. 1898, Schoenbrunn. (XIII.) 1898.

Street Perspective.

STADTBAHN, Wahringerstr. (IX.). 1898.

Street Perspective.

JOHANN NEPOMUK CHAPEL. (IX.) 1898.

Street Perspective.

STADTBAHN, Karlsplatx. (IV.) 1898-99.

Street Facade.

Street Facade, Arrival Station.

Twin Stations; Karls-K. in background.

STADTBAHN, Stadtpark. (I.) 1899.

Street Perspective.

POSTSPARKASSE. (I.) 1904-06.

Facade, Central Bay.

Central Bay Detail.

STEINHOF-KIRCHE. (XIV.) 1905-07.

Exterior Perspective.

MIETHAUS, Neustiftg. 40. (VIII.) 1910

Exterior Perspective.

PROJECT - RENOVATION OF FERDINAND BRIDGE. Vienna I.

Dwg.: Perspective.

Dwg.: Pylon Detail.

PROJECT - KARLSPLATZ. RENOVATION 1903. Vienna III

Dwg.: Perspective, Karlsplatz Corner.

Dwg.: Plan.

Dwg.: Perspective, revised Nasch-Market.

PROJECT - DESIGN- NEW UNIVERSITY LIBRARY. Vienna I.

Dwg.: Perspective.

PROJECT - MUSEUM OF THE CITY OF VIENNA.

Model of Wagner's Project; also model of F.Schachner'sProject.

HUGO v. WIEDENFELD, Arch.

ZIRKUSGASSE SYNAGOGE (II.) 1885-87

Entrance detail

A. v. WIELMANS & REUTER, Archs.

RUDOLFS-K. OTTAKRING. Kernstockpl. (XVI.) 1891-98

dwg. - Side Elevation

dwg. - Front Elevation

BREITENFELDER PF-KIRCHE. (VIII.) 1893-98

Front elevation on Uhlplatz

Interior view towards Apse

ZEHENGRUBER, Arch.

HERZ JESU KLOSTER-K. Renweg (III.) 1875-77

Rennweg Facade

VIENNA "RING"

INNER-CITY EXPANSION 1857

Dwgs: Projects for Glacis Development:

L. Foerster

Friedrich Stache

Van der Nuell & Siccardsburg

Officially approved plan

Officially approved plan, 1860

Plan - Vienna and its suburbs, 1856

Panorama of inner city before removal of town walls, 1858. (dwg)

Burgtor - gate in city walls, view from moat. Watercolor by J. Wohlgemuth.

Plan - Government and public bldgs, with completion dates, constructed in the glacis area between 1857 and 1909

Heldenplatz, before construction of the two museums.

Burgtor looking toward Hofburg

Heldenplatz, Burgtor, Museums, and former royal stables in background

Burgtor, photo from late 1920s.

AERIAL VIEWS:

Ringstrasse, City Hall, Burgtheater foreground.

Ringstrasse, Heldenplatz & Hofburg in foreground

Ringstrasse, Hofburg, Heldenplatz, Burgtor, twin Museums, and former royal stables

Ringstrasse, Heldenplatz, Hofburg, Opera

Ringstrasse, Opera in center

Ringstrasse, University, Burgtheater

Ringstrasse, Votive Church & University

Ringstrasse, Stephansdom and Graben center and lower left, Stadpark upper right.

ARSENAL. Foerster, Hansen, v.d. Nuell, Siccardsburg, Roessner, Archs. Arsenalstrasse, (III.) 1849-56

Birdseye perspective (dwg)

Military Museum, 1850-56,Foerster & Hansen, arc Admin. Bldg, v.d. Nuell & Siccardsburg, archs. 1849.

Main Portal, Administration Bldg..

VAN DER NUELL & SICCARDSBURG, archs.

ARSENAL {Administration Bldg.}. Vienna III. 1849.

Birdseye of entire complex. Litho by Alex Kaiser 1 1855.

Perspective, Administration Bldg.

Frontal View, Principal Entrance.

SOFIEN BAD SAAL {Sofia Natatorium/Ballroom}. 1846. Vienna III. Demolished.

Drawings: Interior as Bath & Swim Hall

Interior as Ballroom.

PROJECT - VIENNA OLD-TOWN EXPANSION. 1857.

Competition Drawing for removal of City Wall and development of the Glacis. (Placed 3rd).

JOSEF OLBRICH, arch.

POMPEIUS THEATER, Rome

Drawing: Reconstruction of the Stage

FARNESE THEATER

Drawing: Auditorium

Drawing: Stage

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Series F: Exhibition Panels

Series Abstract

This series contains 92 panels for the exhibit "Art Nouveau and Vienna Secession. From Otto Wagner to Adolf Loos". The exhibit depicts 24 separate projects through drawings. Some drawings have been inked over to enhance the image. Panels also include mounted photographic prints and label copy.

Many of the prints used for these exhibit panels are replicated in Series III. Permission to reproduce those images can only be given by the Bauamt der Stadt Wien (Building Department, Vienna). See Related Material section near beginning of this finding aid for contact information.

Max Fabiani, arch. 1865-1962.

PORTOIS & FIX DEPT. STORE, Vienna III. 1899.
3 boards @ 28" X 22"

Fellner & Helmer, archs.

JOS. ENGELHARDT RESIDENCE, Vienna III. 1901.
2 boards @ 40" X 28"

GERNGROSS DEPT. STORE, Vienna VII. 1904.
1 board @ 40" X 28", 1 @ 28" X 22", 3 @ 22" X 28"

Karl Fischl, arch.

MARIA PERGER RESIDENCE, Vienna XIV. 1902.
2 boards @ 40" X 28"

Josef Plecnik, arch. 1872-1957.

HEILIGENGEIST-KIRCHE {Church of the Holy Ghost}, Vienna XV. 1910-12.
2 boards @ 22" X 28", 5 @ 28" X 22"

ZACHERL HOUSE, Vienna I. 1904.
2 boards @ 40" X 28"

Adolf Loos, arch. 1870-1933.

GOLDMAN & SALATSCH BLDG {a.k.a. Loos House}, Vienna I. 1910-11.
2 boards @ 28" X 40"

HORNER HOUSE, Vienna XIII. 1913.
1 board @ 40" X 28"

SCHEU HOUSE, Vienna XIII. 1912.
1 board @ 40" X 28"

STEINER HOUSE, Vienna XIII. 1910.
2 boards @ 28" X 22"

Josef Hoffmann, arch. 1870-1956.

VILLA AST, Vienna XIX. 1910.
4 boards @ 28" X 22"

CARL MOLL/KOLO MOSER HOUSES. Vienna XIX. 1900.
6 boards @ 28" X 22"

Josef Olbrich, arch. 1867-1908.

SECESSION {Hdqtrs. & Exhibition Gallery, Society of Austrian Artists}, Vienna I. 1898.
1 board @ 22" X 28", 5 boards @ 28" X 22"

Otto Schoenthal, arch. 1878-1961.

VILLA VOJCSIK {a.k.a. Gasser House}. Vienna XIV. 1900-02.
1 board @ 28" X 22", 3 boards @ 22" X 28"

Joseph Urban, arch.

HAGENBUND {a.k.a. Zedlitzhalle}, Vienna I. Adaptation of east end of existing Market Hall for exhibitions and headquarters for Hagen Society, a group of young artists who left the Academy in 1901. 1901.
2 boards @ 28" X 22"

Otto Wagner, arch. 1841-1918.

POSTSPARKASSE {Postal Savings Bank} Vienna I. 1904-06.
1 board @ 40" X 28", 3 @ 28" X 40", 6 @ 28" X 22"

STEINHOF-KIRCHE. Vienna XIV. 1905.
9 boards @ 22" X 28"

HEILSTAETTE FUER LUPUSKRANKE {Lupus Hospital}, Vienna XVI. 1910-13.
1 board @ 22" X 28" 5 boards @ 40" X 28"

Otto Wagner, arch. 1841-1918.

WAGNER [1st] VILLA, Vienna XIII. 1886.
2 boards @ 28" X 40"

WAGNER [2nd] VILLA, Vienna XIII. 1912.
1 @ 40" X 28", 3 boards @ 28" X 22"

KARLSPLATZ STATION, Vienna I. 1898.
1 board @ 28" X 22"

JOHANN NEPOMUK CHAPEL, Vienna IX. 1898.
1 board @ 28" X 22"

NEUSTIFTGASSE 40 {Apartment Block}, Vienna VIII. 1910.
3 boards @ 22" X 28"

LINKE WIENZEILE 38 & 40 {Apartment Block}, Vienna VI. 1898.
7 boards @ 28" X 22"

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Series G: Bibliography

Series Abstract

This series includes 420 total titles. It is indexed by authors and divided into four parts: history, architecture and art, architects and artists, and planning.

History:

I. CULTURE, POLITICS

Burns, Edward McNall. WESTERN CIVILIZATIONS, Their History and Their Culture. 1022 pp., 5th ed. W. W. Norton & Co.,Inc., New York, 1958.

Johnson, Edgar N. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE HISTORY OF THE WESTERN TRADITION. 2 vols. Ginn & Co., Boston-New York, 1959.

Morris, Richard A. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN HISTORY. 843 pp., revised. Harper & Row, New York, 1965.

II. ARCHITECTURE, ART

a. General

Benevolo, Leonardo. HISTORY OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE. M.I. T. Press, Cambridge, 1st paperback ed. 2 vols. 1977.

D'ESPOUY. 100 selected plates. The Library of Architectural Documents, Vol. II. The Pencil Points Press, Inc., New York, 1923.

Fletcher, Bannister. A HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE ON THE COMPARATIVE METHOD. 1033 pp., 9th ed. Charles Scribner's Sons, London, 1931.

Garbini, Giovanni. THE ANCIENT WORLD. 176 pp., 102 color plates. McGraw-Hill Book Co., New York, 1966

Gideon, Sigfried. SPACE, TIME AND ARCHITECTURE. 601 pp. Harvard University Press, Cambridge, 1943.

Janson, H. W. HISTORY OF ART. 572 pp., 7th printing. Prentice-Hall and Harry N. Abrams, Inc., New York, 1965.

Leicht. KUNSTGESCHICHTE DER WELT. 576 pp. Orell Fuessli Verlag, Zuerich, 1945.

Millon, Henry A. KEY MONUMENTS OF THE HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE. 536 pp. Text Edition. Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, N. J. and Harry N. Abrams. Inc., New York. No date.

Pehnt, Wolfgang, ed. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE. 336 pp., 442 illus. Harry N, Abrams, Inc., Publishers, New York. 1964.

Raeburn, Michael. AN OUTLINE OF WORLD ARCHITECTURE. 128 pp. Octopus Books Ltd., London, 1978.

Roos, Frank J., Jr. AN ILLUSTRATED HANDBOOK OF ART HISTORY. 304 pp. Spiral binding. The MacMillan Co., New York, 1937.

Woelfflin, Heinrich. KUNSTGESCHICHTLICHE GRUNDBEGRIFFE. 260 pp. 4. ed. Hugo Bruckmann Verlag, Muenchen, 1920.

Woelfflin, Heinrich. PRINCIPLES OF ART HISTORY. 237 pp. English trans. by M. D. Hottinger. Dover Publications, Inc., no date. Paperback.

b. Prehistoric

Lommel, Andreas. PREHISTORIC AND PRIMITIVE MAN. 176 pp., 103 color pl. Paul Hamlyn, London, 1966.

c. Oriental

Auboyer, Jeanine, and Roger Goepper. THE ORIENTAL WORLD. 176 pp., 228 illus. Paul Hamlyn, London, 1967.

d. Greek

Bowra, C. M. CLASSICAL GREECE. 192 pp. Time Inc., New York, 1965.

Garbini, Giovani. THE ANCIENT WORLD. 176 pp., 102 color plates. McGraw-Hill Book Co., New York, 1966.

Scranton, Robert L. GREEK ARCHITECTURE. 128 pp. Over 100 illus. including photos, plans, dwgs. George Braziller, New York, 1967.

e. Roman

Brown, Frank E. ROMAN ARCHITECTURE. 127 pp. Over 100 illus. including photos, plans, dwgs. George Braziller, New York, 1967.

Hadas, Moses. IMPERIAL ROME. 190 pp. Time Inc., New York, 1965.

Hagen, Victor. THE ROADS THAT LED TO ROME. 288 pp. The World Publishing Co., Cleveland & New York, 1967.

MAP OF ROMAN BRITAIN. 3rd. ed. Published by the Ordnance Survey, Chessington, 1956.

f. Medieval

Adams, Henry. MONT-SAINT-MICHEL AND CHARTRES. 401 pp., 22. impression. Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston & New York, 1937.

THE AGE OF CHIVALRY. 378 pp. National Geographic Society, 1969.

Branner, Robert. GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. 125 pp. Over 100 illus. including photos, plans, dwgs. George Braziller, New York, 1967.

Cox, J. C., and C. B. Ford. PARISH CHURCHES. 187 pp. B. T. Batsford Ltd., London, 1961. Paperback.

EARLY XTIAN, BYZANTINE, ROMANESQUE ARCHITECTURE. University Prints, Winchester, Mass.

Fowler, Kenneth. THE AGE OF PLANTAGENET AND VALOIS. The Struggle for Supremacy 1328-1498. 208 pp. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 1967.

Freemantle, Anne. AGE OF FAITH. 192 pp. Time-Life Books, Time Inc., New York, 1965.

GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE. University Prints, Winchester, Mass.

Hale, John R. AGE OF EXPLORATION. 192 pp. Time, Inc., New York, aaa 1966.

Harvey, John. ENGLISH CATHEDRALS. 188 pp. B. T. Batsford Ltd., London, 1961 Paperback.

Henderson, George. CHARTRES. 169 pp. Penguin Books, Paperback. 1968.

Henderson, George. GOTHIC. 223 pp., 115 illus. Penguin Books, Paperback. 1967.

Hindley, Geoffrey. CASTLES OF EUROPE. 189 pp. Hamlyn Publishing Group Ltd., Feltham, Middlesex, 1968.

Historical Society of St. Gall. THE CAROLINGIAN PLAN OF ST. GALL ABBEY. Facsimile reproduction of original in red ink on parchment, between 800-820 A.D. Kommisionsverlag:Fehr'sche Buchhandlung, St. Gallen, 1952.

Hoag, John D. WESTERN ISLAMIC ARCHITECTURE. 128 pp., over 100 illus. including photos, plans, dwgs. George Braziller, New York, 1963.

Holt, Elizabeth Gilmore. A DOCUMENTARY HISTORY OF ART. Vol. 1: The Middle Ages and the Renaissance. 380 pp. Doubledau & Co., Inc., Garden City, N. Y. 1957.

Kidson, Peter. THE MEDIEVAL WORLD. 176 pp. McGraw-Hill Book Co., New York, 1968.

Lewis, Archibald R. EMERGING MEDIEVAL EUROPE. 170 pp. Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 1967.

MacDonald, William L. EARLY CHRISTIAN AND BYZANTINE ARCHITECTURE. 128 pp. George Braziller Inc., New York, 1962.

Nebolsine, George. JOURNEY INTO ROMANESQUE. 271 pp. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 1969.

Nicolle, Patrick. A BOOK OF ARMOUR. Puffin Picture Books No. 97. Penguin Books Ltd., Harmondsworth, Middlesex, Paperback. 1964.

Norman, Vesey. ARMS AND ARMOUR. 96 pp., 129 illus. Octopus Books Ltd., London, 1972.

Oursel, Raymond. ROMANESQUE. 192 pp. Grosset & Dunlap, New York, 1967.

Richards, Ian. ABBEYS OF EUROPE. 189 pp. Hamlyn Publishing Group Ltd., Feltham, Middlesex, 1968.

Saalman, Howard. MEDIEVAL ARCHITECTURE. 127 pp. Over 110 illus. including photos, plans, dwgs. George Braziller, New York, 1965.

Simson, Otto von. THE GOTHIC CATHEDRAL. 275 pp. The Bollingen Library. Harper & Row, New York & Evanston, Paperback. 1964.

Sweeney, J. J. IRISH ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPTS. 24 pp. text, 28 color pl. A Mentor-UNESCO Art Book. New American Library, Inc., New York, Paperback. 1965.

TAPISSERIE DE LA REINE MATHILDE. Fold-out reproduction in color of Bayeux Tapestry. Edition Ville de Bayeux.

Temko, Allan. NOTRE-DAME OF PARIS. 338 pp. The Viking Press, New York. Compass Books Edition, 1959.

Timmers, J.J.M. A HANDBOOK OF ROMANESQUE ART. 240 pp. The MacMillan Co., New York, 1969.

Watson, Percy. BUILDING THE MEDIEVAL CATHEDRALS. 48 pp. text. illus., maps, diagrams. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, Paperback. 1977.

g. Renaissance & Baroque

ARCHITECTURE TOSCANE. 109 plates. The Library of Architectural Documents, Vol. I. The Pencil Points Press, Inc., New York, 1923.

Brown, Lloyd A. THE STORY OF MAPS. 397 pp. Little, Brown & Co., Boston, 1949.

Burckhardt, Jacob. GESCHICHTE DER RENAISSANCE IN ITALIEN. 404 pp., 288 illus. 3. ed. Verlag von Ebner & Seubert, Stuttgart, 1891.

Herman, Jan. THE OLD JEWISH CEMETERY IN PRAGUE. 39 pp. State Jewish Museum in Prague, Paperback. no date.

Kitson, Michael. THE AGE OF BAROQUE. 175 pp., 100 color plates. Paul Hamlyn, London, 1966.

Hale, John R. AGE OF EXPLORATION. 192 pp. Time Inc., New York, 1966.

Lowry, Bates. RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE. 127 pp., over 100 illus. incl. photos, plans, dwgs. George Braziller, New York, 1967.

Martindale, Andrew. MAN AND THE RENAISSANCE. 176 pp., 204 illus. Paul Hamlyn, London, 1967

Millon, Henry A. BAROQUE AND ROCOCO ARCHITECTURE. 127 pp., over 100 illus. including photos, plans, dwgs. George Braziller, New York, 1967.

Muneles, Otto, ed. PRAGUE GHETTO IN THE RENAISSANCE PERIOD. 131 pp. State Jewish Museum in Prague. 1965.

RENAISSANCE IN ITALIEN 16. Jahrhundert. Werke aus dem Besitz der Albertina, Wien. 219 pp., 69 photo plates. Ausstellung Feb-Mai, 1966.

Skelton, R, A, DECORATIVE PRINTED MAPS OF THE 15TH TO 18TH CENTURIES. 80 pp. text, 84 plates. Spring Books, London, 1965.

Woelfflin, Heinrich. RENAISSANCE UND BAROCK. 123 pp., 16 pl. and 9 text illus. F. Bruckmann A. G., Muenchen, 1908.

h. 19th & 20th centuries

Behrendt, Walter Kurt. MODERN BUILDING. 241 pp. Harcourt, Brace & Co., New York, 1940.

Germann, Georg. GOTHIC REVIVAL IN EUROPE AND BRITAIN. 263 pp. M. I. T. Press. Cambridge, 1973.

Architecture and Art:

I. ARTS & CRAFTS, JUGENDSTIL, ART NOUVEAU

Borsi, Franco. BRUXELLES 1900. 261 pp. text, color, b&w plates. Rizzoli International Publications, Inc., N. Y., 1977.

Borsi, Franco and Ezid Godoli. PARIS 1900. 288 pp. text, color, b&w plates. Rizzoli International Publications, Inc., N. Y., 1977.

Brown, Robert K.. ART DECO INTERNATIONALE. 93 pp. Quick Fox Publishers, N. Y., 1977.

Champigneulle, Bernard. ART NOUVEAU (trans. from the french). 288 pp. Barron's Educational Series, Woodbury N. Y., 1976.

Gaunt, William. THE PRE-RAPHAELITE DREAM. 294 pp., 30 illus. 2. pr. Schocken Books, Inc., New York, 1972.

Harding, James. THE PRE-RAPHAELITES. 96 pp. Rizzoli International Publications Inc., New York, 1977.

Holme, Charles, ed. ART REVIVAL IN AUSTRIA. The Studio, Special Summer Number, London, Paperback 1906.

JUGENDSTIL. Sammlung K. A. Citroen, Amsterdam. 181 pp. Ausstellung im Hessischen Landesmuseum, Darmsta

JUGENDSTIL 20ER JAHRE. Verkaufs-Ausstellung, Kuenstlerhaus-Galerie, Wien, 163 plates, b&w and color, silver, glass, ceramics, sculpture, furniture, etc. Oerley, Hoffmann, Moser, Prutscher, Ruskin, Galle, Wiener Werkstaette, many more. Oktober-November, 1969.

Madsen, Stephen Tschudi.ART NOUVEAU (trans. from norwegian). 256 pp. McGraw-Hill, N. Y., 1973.

SOURCES OF ART NOUVEAU. 488 pp. Republication of 1. ed. published in Oslo in 1956. DaCapo Press Inc., N. Y., 1976.

Maurey, Gabriel et al. ART NOUVEAU JEWELLERY AND FANS. 149 pp. Dover Paperback, Dover Publicatiuons, N. Y., 1973.

Rheims, Maurice. KUNST UM 1900. 432 pp. Verlag Anton Schroll, Wien-Muenchen, 1965.

Schmalenbach, Frita. JUGENDSTIL, Ein Beitrag zur Theorie u, Geschichte der Flaechenkunst. 160 pp. Verlag Konrad Triltsch, Wuerzburg, 1935

Schmutzler, Robert. ART NOUVEAU. 224 pp. Harry N. Abrams Inc., New York, 1978.

Spencer, Robin. THE AESTHETIC MOVEMENT: THEORY AND PRACTICE. 159 pp. text and plates. Studio Vista/E. P. Dutton, New York, 1972.

II. AUSTRIA

1000 JAHRE KUNST IN KREMS. 2. ed. 16 color pl., 121 illus. b&w. Catalog of exhibition at Dominikanerkloster Krems, May- Oct., 1971.Krems a. d. Donau, 1971.

DEHIO - HANDBUCH. Die Kunstdenkmaeler Oesterreichs. Verlag von Anton Schroll & Co., Wien-Muenche

Schmidt, Justus, u. Hans Tietze. Wien. 219 pp. 3. ed. 1954.

Hainisch, Erwin. Oberoesterreich. 409 pp. 4. ed. 1960.

Hempel, Eberhard, u. Ed. Andorfer. Steiermark. 322 pp. 1956.

Martin, Franz. Salzburg. 132 pp. 4 maps. 5. ed., 1963.

Hammer, Heinrich, et al. Tirol. 253 pp. 4. ed. 1956.

Donin, Richard Kurt. OESTERREICHISCHE BAUGEDANKEN AM DOM VON PIENZA. 118 pp. text, 69 illustrations of which 31 are photo. Verlag Erwin Mueller, Wien, Paperback. 1946.

Eisler, Max. OESTERREICHISCHE WERKKULTUR. 262 pp., hundreds of illus. of architecture and decorative objects designed by Viennese Art Nouveau artists. Oesterr. Werkbund. Kunstverlag Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, 1916.

Eitelberger, R. DIE KUNSTBEWEGUNG IN OESTERREICH SEIT DER PARISER WELTAUSSTELLUNG IM JAHRE 1867. 150 pp. K. K. Schulbuecher-Verlag, Wien, Paperback. 1878.

Eitelberger, R.. GESAMMELTE KUNSTHISTORISCHE SCHRIFTEN. Wilhelm Braumueller, K. K. Hof-und-Universitaets- Buchhaendler, Wien. Paperbacks.

I. Band: Kunst und Kuenstler Wiens. 432 pp. 1879.

II. Band: Oesterreichisches Kunst-Institut. 407 pp. 1879.

III. Band: Die Aufgaben des Zeichenunterrichts. 390 pp., 46 illus. 1884.

V. Band: Kunstdenkmale Dalmatiens. 396 pp. text, 115 woodcuts, 26 plates. 1884

Fiedler, L. DAS DETAIL IN DER MODERNEN ARCHITEKTUR. Large folio string-tied folders, each volume 60 numbered loose plates. Friedrich Wolfrum & Co., Verlag fuer Architektur u. Kunstgewerbe. Wien u. Leipzig, no date.

Serie I. Einzelheiten Neuer Wiener Bauten.

Serie V. Einzelheiten Neuer Bauten Deutschland und Oesterreichs.

FRIEDRICH III. KAISERRESIDENZ WIENER NEUSTADT. 436 pp., including 48 pl., 12 in color. Exhibition catalog, Wiener Neustadt, Paperback. May-Oct, 1966.

Frodl-Kraft, Eva. TIROLER BAROCKKIRCHEN. 53 pp. text, 64 photo plates. Inn-Verlag, Innsbruck, 1955.

Garber, Joseph. DAS ZEUGHAUS KAISER MAXIMILIANS I. IN INNSBRUCK. 18 pp. text, 10 photo illustrations. Reprint from Wiener Jahrbuch fuer Kunstgeschichte. Benno Filser-Verlag, Augsburg, Paperback. no date.

GOTIK IN OESTERREICH. 455 pp. text, 16 color plates, 98 b&w illus. Catalog of exhibition at Krems an der Donau, Paperback. May-Oct., 1967.

GRAZ - DIE STADT IM GRUENEN. 12 color pl., 107 b&w., 12 sketches. Verlag Paul Cieslar Nachfolger, Graz, 1962.

Grimschitz, Bruno und Bruno Thomas. A.E.I.O.U. 64 b&w and color plates. No. 54 of special edition of 1000 copies. Verlag der Oesterreichischen Staatsdruckerei, Wien, 1959.

Hammer, Heinrich. DIE PALAESTE UND BUERGERBAUTEN INNSBRUCKS. 232 pp. text, 72 photo pl., city map. Oesterr. Verlagsgesellschaft Ed. Hoelzel & Co., Wien, Paperback. 1923.

Hammer, Heinrich. MITTELALTERLICHE WANDGEMAELDE IN DER UMGEBUNG INNSBRUCKS, 26 pp. text, 20 photo illustration. Reprint from Wiener Jahrbuch fuer Kunstgeschichte. Benno Filser-Verlag, Augsburg, Paperback. no date.

Hartwagner, Siegfried. DAS ZOLLFELD - EINE KULTURLANDSCHAFT. 71 pp. text, 80 photo plates. Kaerntner Druck- und Verlags- Ges., Klagenfurt, 1957.

Hevesi, Ludwig. OESTERREICHISCHE KUNST IM 19. JAHRHUNDERT. 334 pp. E. A. Seemann, Leipzig, 1903.

Hevesi, Ludwig. OESTERREICHISCHE KUNST IM 19. JAHRHUNDERT. Zweiter Teil, pp. 115-334. E. A. Seeman, Leipzig, 1905.

Holme, Charles, ed. THE ART REVIVAL IN AUSTRIA. The Studio, Special Summer Number, London, Paperback. 1906.

Leixner, Otmar. DER HOLZBAU. 168 pp. text, 8 plates. Verlag von Lehmann & Wentzel, Wien, Paperback. 1907.

Lux, Jos. August. DIE MODERNE WOHNUNG UND IHRE AUSSTATTUNG. 175 pp. 175 illus. and 8 color plates. Wiener Verlag, Wien u. Leipzig, Paperback. 1905.

Marboe, Ernst. DAS OESTERREICH BUCH. 544 pp. Verlag der Oesterreichischen Staatsdruckerei, Wien, 1948.

Merian,Matthaeus. DIE SCHOENSTEN STAEDTE ALTOESTERREICHS. Engravings of 41 cities, with descriptions from the Archontologia Cosmica of 1695. Hoffman & Campe Verlag, Hamburg, 1963.

Metz, Friedrich. VORARLBERG, Landschaft, Kultur, Industrie. 196 pp., numerous photo illus. Jan Thorbecke Verlag, Konstanz-Lindau, 1961.

SCHAETZE AUS OESTERREICHS BODEN. 207 pp. Austrian mines and minerals, copiusly illus. Notring Jahrbuch, Wien, 1966.

Schmiedbauer, Alois. SALZBURG - GESTALT UND ANTLITZ. 288 pp. text and photo plates. Salzburger Verlag fuer Wirtschaft und Kultur, Salzburg, 1956.

Semper, Hans. DIE KUNST IN TIROL. 68 pp. text, 16 photo illustrations. Verlag Albert Ditterich, Innsbruck, Paperback. 1948.

Semper, Hans. KUNSTSTUDIEN IN TIROL. 262 pp. Verlag der. Wagner'schen Universitaets-Buchhandlung, Innsbruck, 1894

Semper, Hans. SCULPTUR UND BRONCEGUSS IN TIROL. Bound collection of reprints from "Ferdinandeums-Zeitschrift, Innsbruck, 1887-1903.

Weingartner, Josef. DIE KIRCHEN INNSBRUCKS. 72 pp. text, 64 photo plates. Oesterr. Verlagsgesellschaft Ed. Hoelzel & Co., Wien, 1921.

Zitzenbacher, Walter. DIE SCHOENE STEIERMARK. 14 pp. text, 60 photo plates.

III. ENGLAND

Crossley, Fred H. TIMBER BUILDING IN ENGLAND. 168 pp. B. T. Batsford Ltd., London, 1951.

Hayden, Arthur, and C. M. Stow. THE FURNITURE DESIGNS OF CHIPPENDALE, HEPPLEWHITE AND SHERATON. Introduction, critical essay, and 128 pl. Tudor Publishing Co., New York, 1 1940.

MODERN ARCHITECTURE IN ENGLAND. 41 pp. text, 72 illus. Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1937.

Penoyre, John, and Michael Ryan. THE OBSERVER'S BOOK OF ARCHITECTURE. Frederick Warne & Co., Ltd., London and New York, 1958.

Yorke, F. R. S. THE MODERN HOUSE. 224 pp. The Architectural Press, London, 1944.

Yorke, F. R. S. THE MODERN HOUSE IN ENGLAND. 140 pp. The Architectural Press, London, 1944.

IV. GERMANY, SWITZERLAND

Alers-Hestermann, Heinrich. STILWENDE, Aufbruch der Jugend um 1900. 138pp., numerous illus. & photos. Verlag Gebr. Mann, Berlin, 1941.

Bayer, Josef. BAUSTUDIEN UND BAUBILDER, Schriften zur Kunst. 275 pp. Verlegt bei Eugen Diedrichs in Jena, 1919.

Behne, Adolf. DER MODERNE ZWECKBAU. 81 pp. text on modern factories, office and residential buildings. 100 illus. Drei Masken Verlag,Muenchen, 1926.

Bill, Max, ed. MODERNE SCHWEIZER ARCHITEKTUR. Karl Werner Verlag, Basel, 1942. Loose-leaf plates in paper jackets:

Teil II, 2. Lieferung. Plans and photos, 18 projects.

3. Lieferung. Plans and photos, 15 projects.

Brinckmann, A. E. VON GUARINO GUARINI BIS BALTHASAR NEUMANN. 17 pp., numerous photos and drawings. Deutscher Verein fuer Kunstwissenschaft, Berlin, Paperback. 1932.

DEUTSCHE FORM IM KRIEGSJAHR., die Ausstellung Koeln 1914. Jahrbuch des deutschen Werkbundes 1915. 44 pp. text, 168 photo plates. Verlegt bei F. Bruckmann, Muenchen, 1915.

DEUTSCHE WERKSTAETTEN: Das Deutsche Hausgeraet. 123 pp. captioned photos of household furniture, including price lists and international distributors. Hellerau/Berlin, 1912. 2. ed. 1896.

Durm, Josef. HANDBUCH DER ARCHITEKTUR, Zweiter Teil: DIE BAUSTILE. Arnold Bergstraesser Verlagsbuchhandlung (A. Kroner), Stuttgart..

II. BAND. DIEBaukunst der Etrusker. Die Baukunst der Roemer. 783 pp. 2. ed. 1905

III. Band, erste Haelfte. Die altchristliche und byzantinische Baukunst. 172 pp. 2. ed. 1899.

III. Band, zweite Haelfte. Die Baukunst des Islam.

IV. Band, III. Heft. Die romanische und die gotische Baukunst - Der Kirchenbau. 278 pp. 1902.

VI. Band, II. Heft. Die Baukunst der Renaissance in Frankreich. 676 pp. 167 pp. 1901.

VII.Band. Die Baukunst der Renaissance in Deutschland. Holland, Belgien und Daenemark. 269 pp. 1900.

Eckmann, Otto. NEUE FORMEN. Autographed dedication. Intro. and 10 plates. Max Spielmeyer Verlag, Berlin, no date.

Endell, August. DIE SCHOENHEIT DER GROSSEN STADT. 88pp., 3 pl. Verlag von Strecker & Schroeder, Stuttgart, 1908.

Fleche, Herman. FUENF DEUTSCHE BAUMEISTER. Bernward von Hildesheim, Ulrich von Ensingen, Elias Holl, Balthasar Neumann, Friedrich Gilly. 76 pp., 10 photo pl. Georg Westermann Verlag, Berlin, 1947.

Frankl, Paul. DIE ENTWICKLUNGSPHASEN DER NEUEREN BAUKUNST. 186 pp., 50 illus. and 12 plates. Verlag B. G. Teubner, Leipzig u. Berlin, 1914.

Goethe. J. W. von. VON DEUTSCHER BAUKUNST. 21 pp. from "Von deutscher Art und Kunst" 1773.Commemorating 25. anniversary of Georg Hartmann, Printers, Frankfurt a. M., No. 219 of 250 numbered copies. 1923.

Gurlitt, Cornelius. DIE DEUTSCHE KUNST SEIT 1800. 536 pp. Georg Bondi, Berlin, 1934.

Haack, Friedrich. DIE KUNST DES XIX. JAHRHUNDERTS UND DER GEGENWART. 436 pp. Paul Neff Verlag (Max Schreiber), Esslingen a. N., 1925.

Hamm, Ernst. DIE DEUTSCHE STADT IM MITTELALTER, 323 pp. text, 24 plates. Stuttgarter Verlags-Institut, Stuttgart, 1935.

Henry, Daniel. DER WEG ZUM KUBISMUS. 55 pp. text, 36 pl. Delphin-Verlag, Muenchen, 1920.

Heuss, Theodor. DAS DEUTSCHE DORF. Loose-leaf folder, 8 pp. text, 80 pen sketches by 35 "contemporary" artists. Franz Schneider Verlag, Berlin u. Leipzig, no date.

Koch, Alexander. ed. GROSSHERZOG ERNST LUDWIG UND DIE AUSSTELLUNG DER KUENSTLER-KOLONIE IN DARMSTADT VON MAI BIS OKTOBER 1901. 348 pp., numerous dwgs. & photo plates. Verlag Alex. Koch, Darmstadt, 1901.

Koch, Alexander u. Victor Zobel. DARMSTADT, EINE STAETTE MODERNER KUNST-BESTREBUNGEN. 65 pp., numerous photo illustrations. Verlags- anstalt Alexander Koch, Darmstadt, 1905.

KUNSTGEWERBEBLATT XVII. Neue Folge. 263 pp. Verlag von E.A. Seemann, Leipzig, 1906.

Lippelt, Ernst. KIRCHENBAUTEN DER CLUNIAZENSER IN DEUTSCHLAND. 30 pp., text, plans, photos. Lichtweg-Verlag, Essen, 1941.

Lux, Joseph August. DAS NEUE KUNSTGEWERBE IN DEUTSCHLAND. 250 pp. text, numerous photo plates not numbered. Verlag von Klinkhardt & Biermann, Leipzig, 1908.

Lux, Jos. August. INGENIEUR-AESTHETIK. 56 pp. text, 16 photo pl. Verlag von Gustav Lammers, Muenchen, 1910.

Lux, Joseph August. SCHOENE GARTENKUNST. 1 tafel u. 30 abb. 64 pp. Paul Neff Verlag, Esslingen, 1907.

Lyongruen, Arnold. NEUE IDEEN FUER DEKORATIVE KUNST UND DAS KUNSTGEWERBE. 24 plates with 340 motifs. Verlag von Kanter & Mohr, Berlin u, Koeln, no date.

Macku, Anton. GRUNDLAGEN FUER DAS STUDIUM DER BAUGESCHICHTE. 110 pp. 24 illus., 36 photo plates. Rudolph M. Rohrer Verlag, Wien, 1947.

Mueller-Wulckow. Walter. WOHNBAUTEN UND SIEDLUNGEN. 126 pp., 12 pl. & 40 plans. Karl Robert Langewiesche Verlag, Leipzig, 1929.

Muthesius, Hermann. DAS ENGLISCHE HAUS. Verlegt bei Ernst Wasmuth, Berlin.

Band I: Entwicklung. 220 pp. 1904.

Band II: Anlage und Aufbau. 237 pp. 1904.

Band III: Der Innenraum. 240 pp. plus Index to entire work. 1905.

Muthesius, Hermann. KUNSTGEWERBE UND ARCHITEKTUR. 150 pp. Verlegt bei Eugen Diedrichs, Jena, 1907.

Muthesius, Hermann. KANN ICH AUCH JETZT NOCH MEIN HAUS BAUEN? 170 pp. F. Bruckmann, Muenchen, 1920

Naumann, D. Fr.. DIE KUNST IM ZEITALTER DER MASCHINE, Ein Vortrag. 16 pp. Buchvertrag der "Hilfe", Berlin, 1904.

Obrist, Hermann. NEUE MOEGLICHKEITEN IN DER BILDENDEN KUNST. 7 essays, 168 pp. Verlegt bei Eugen Diedrichs, Leipzig, 1903.

Ostendorf, Friedrich. SECHS BUECHER VOM BAUEN. Verlag von Wilhelm Ernst & Sohn, Berlin, 1914.

Band I. EINFUEHRUNG. 270 pp., 168 illus.

Band II. DIE AEUSSERE ERSCHEINUNG DER EINRAEUMIGEN BAUTEN. 372 pp. 220 illus.

Supplement Band: HAUS UND GARTEN. 583 pp. 422 illus.

Petzold, E. DIE LANDSCHAFTS-GAERTNEREI. 316 pp. Verlag Georg Heinrich Meyer, Leipzig, Paperback. 1896.

Phelps, Hermann. HOLZBAUKUNST - DER BLOCKBAU. 324 pp. Fachblattverlag Albert Bruder, Karlsruhe, 1942.

Piper, Otto. BURGENKUNDE. 711 pp. Verlag Weidlich, Frankfurt, 1967. Improved and expanded reprint of 3. ed. of 1912. Verlag R. Piper & Co., Muenchen, 1967.

Speltz, Alexander. DER ORNAMENTSTIL. 706 pp., 3. ed. 425 plates and illus. text. K. F. Koehlers Antiquarium, Leipzig, 1912.

Sturm, Leonhard Christoph. CIVIL BAUKUNST. 32 pp., 11 engraved plates. Verlegung JeremiaeWolffens/Kunsthaendlers, Augspurg, Cardboard covers. 1718.

Taut, Bruno. DIE NEUE WOHNUNG. 108 pp., 2. ed. 65 illus. Verlag von Klinkhardt & Bierman, Leipzig, 1924.

Uhde, Constantin. DIE KONSTRUKTIONEN UND DIE KUNSTFORMEN DER ARCHITEKTUR. Verlegt bei Ernst Wasmuth, Berlin.

Band I. Die Konstruktionen und die Kunstformen, 183 pp. 1902.

Band II. Der Holzbau. 448 pp. 1903.

Band III. Der Steinbau. 360 pp. 1904.

Band IV. I. Halbband: Der Steinbau in Kuenstlichem Stein. 79 pp. 1905.

2. Halbband: Eisen und Bronze. 222 pp. 1911.

Woermann, Karl. DIE KUNST DER NEUESTEN ZEIT. 159 pp., 45 illus. in text and 4 photo plates. Biblio Institut Leipzig, 1923.

V. LATIN AMERICA

a. General

Goodwin, Philip L. BRAZIL BUILDS - Architecture New and Old 1652-1942. 198 pp. Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1943.

Hardoy, Jorge. URBAN PLANNING IN PRE-COLUMBIAN AMERICA. 128 pp., 68 illus. George Braziller, New York, 1968.

Leipziger, Hugo. THE ARCHITECTONIC CITY IN THE AMERICAS. 68 pp. text, 40 plates. Univ of Texas Press, Austin, 1944.

Leonard, Jonathon Norton. ANCIENT AMERICA. 192 pp. text and photo pl. Time Inc., New York, 1967.

PRE-COLUMBIAN ARCHEOLOGY. Readings from Scientific American. 211 pp. W. H. Freeman & Co., San Francisco, 1980.

Robertson, Donald. PRE-COLUMBIAN ARCHITECTURE. 128 pp., over 100 illustrations, photos, plans, dwgs. George Braziller, New York, 1963.

Stephens, John L. INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL IN CENTRAL AMERICA, CHIAPAS, AND YUCATAN. Engravings by Mr.. 2 Catherwood. 2 vols., 10th ed. London, John Murray, Albemarle St., 1842.

b. Pre-Columbian Mexico & Yucatan

Andrews, E. Wylls. DZIBILCHALTUN PROGRAM. 40 pp., 15 illus. Middle American Research Institute, Tulane University,.New Orleans, 1961.

Andrews, George F. MAYA CITIES. 468 pp. University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, 1975.

Bernal, Ignacio. TENOCHTITLAN EN UNA ISLA. 147 pp. I. N. A. H., Mexico, 1959.

Chan, Roman Pina. CIUDADES ARQUEOLOGICOS DE MEXICO. 152 pp., color plates. I. N. A. H., Mexico, 1963.

Chan, Roman Pina. MAYA CITIES. 80 pp.. 54 pl. I. N. A. H., Mexico D. F., no date.

Davila, Francisco. THE AZTEC CALENDAR. Reconstruction of calendar colors and text. Color folder cover enclosing a large folded sheet with diagrams and notations. No publisher or date listed.

Dominquez, Manuel. LOS ATLANTES EN YUCATAN. 181 pp. Editorial Orion, Mexico, D. F., 1963.

Lhuillier, Alberto Ruz. LA CIVILIZACION DE LOS ANTIQUOS MAYAS. 122 pp. plus plates. I. N. A. H., Mexico, 1963.

Marquina, Ignacio. EL TEMPLO MAYOR DE MEXICO. 118 pp., 20 illus., 43 photo pl. I. N. A. H., MEXICO, 1960.

Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia. Official Guides:

CALIXTLAHUACA

CHICHEN-ITZA

COPILCO-CUICUILCO

EL TAJIN

MALINALCO

MONTE ALBAN

PALENQUE

TENAYUCA

TEOTIHUACAN

TULA

TULUUM

UXMAL

PRE-SPANISH ART OF MEXICO. 12 pp. intro., 263 illus. I. N. A. H., Mexico D. F., 1946.

Vega, Abelardo F. TOURIST GUIDE AND DIRECTORY OF YUCATAN. 176 pp. Merida, Yucatan, Mexico.

c. Colonial Mexico

Ayres, Atlee B. MEXICAN ARCHITECTURE. 426 illus., photos and text by author. William Helburn, Inc., New York, 1926.

De Gante, Pablo. LA ARCHITECTURA DE MEXICO EN EL SIGLO XVI. 328 pp. text, 249 illus. Editorial Porrua, S. A., Mexico D. F., 1954.

Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia. Official Guides:

ACOLMAN

ACTOPAN

HUEHOTZINGO

TEPOZTLAN

d. Peru

Bingham, Hiram. LOST CITY OF THE INCAS. 240 pp. Librerias A.B.C. S. A., Lima, Peru, 1975.

Gasparini, Graziano & Luise Margolies. INCA ARCHITECTURE. 350 pp. text, photos, plans. Indiana University Press, Bloomington & London, 1980.

VI. THEORY, SYMMETRY, PROPORTION

Burchard, John Ely. SYMBOLISM IN ARCHITECTURE. 37 pp. Publications in the Humanities #17. M. I. T., Cambridge, 1956

Burton, Joe. GEOMETRY & PROPORTION: ITS ARCHETYPAL & COSMOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE. Student research report at UT School of Arch., Austin, 1974.

Cook, Theodore A. THE CURVES OF LIFE. 479 pp., 11 pl., 415 illus. Henry Holt & Co., New York, 1914. (cloth-bound Zerox copy).

Cornford, Francis M. PLATO'S COSMOLOGY. 376 pp. The Liberal Arts Press, New York, 1957

Edwards, A. Trystan. THE THINGS WHICH ARE SEEN - A Philosophy of Beauty. 330 pp. John Tiranti Ltd., London, 1947.

Greenough, Horatio. FORM AND FUNCTION. 136 pp. University of California Press. Berkeley & L. A., 1957.

Gropius, Walter. SCOPE OF TOTAL ARCHITECTURE. 158 pp. Collier Books, New York, 1962.

Hambidge, Jay. DYNAMIC SYMMETRY IN COMPOSITION. 83 pp. Yale University Press, New Haven, (Reprint of the 1923 original). 1948.

Hambidge, Jay. THE PARTHENON and Other Greek Temples, Their Dynamic Symmetry. 103 pp. Yale University Press, New Haven, 1924.

James, John. THE RATIO HUNTER. 36 pp. Dooralong, 1978.

Kepes, Gyorgy. LANGUAGE OF VISION. 228 pp. Paul Theobald, Chicago, 1948.

Lehel, Francois. MORPHOLOGIE COMPAREE DES ARTS. 158 pp. text, 48 photo plates. Editions de "Style", Paris, 1930.

Lesnikowski, Wojciech G. RATIONALISM AND ROMANTICISM IN ARCHITECTURE. 326 pp. McGraw Hill Book Co., New York, 1982.

Lethaby, W. R. ARCHITECTURE, NATURE & MAGIC. 155 pp. Gerald Duckworth & Co., London, 1956.

Levy, Ernst. ON THE PROPORTIONS OF THE SOUTH TOWER OF CHARTRES CATHEDRAL. 30 pp., 1 large folded chart of elevations with measurements. Publications in the Humanities #20. M. I. T., Cambridge, 1956.

Lowry, Bates. THE VISUAL EXPERIENCE. 272 pp. Prentice-Hall Inc. and Harry N. Abrams Inc., New York, 1965.

Porter, A. Kingsley. BEYOND ARCHITECTURE. 84 pp. Williams & Norgate Ltd., London, 1929.

Moessel, Ernst DIE PROPORTION IN ANTIKE UND MITTELALTER. 128 pp. text, 14 photo plates. C. H. Beck'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Muenchen, 1

URFORMEN DES RAUMES ALS GRUNDLAGEN DER FORMGESTALTUNG. 2. Band. 199 pp. text, 135 pl. C. H. Beck'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Muenchen, 1931.

Raskin, Eugene. ARCHITECTURALLY SPEAKING. Illustrated by Robert Osborn, 129 pp. A Delta Book. Dell Publishing Co., New York, Paperback. 1966.

Scott, Geoffrey. THE ARCHITECTURE OF HUMANISM. 197 pp. Doubleday Anchor Books, Garden City, N. Y., 1956.

Thompson, D'Arcy Wentworth. ON GROWTH AND FORM. Vol. I., 464 pp., Vol. II. pp. 465-1116. 2. ed., reprinted. Cambridge University Press, 1959.

Torroja, Eduardo. PHILOSOPHY OF STRUCTURES. 366 pp. University of California Press, Berkeley & L. A., 1958.

Tucker, Allen. DESIGN AND THE IDEA. 40 pp. American Federation of Arts, Washington, 1939.

Verworn, Max. IDEOPLASTISCHE KUNST. 74 pp. 71 illus. in text. Verlag von Gustav Fischer, Jena, 1914.

Wurz, Reinhold. SPIRALE UND VOLUTE. 128 pp. 1. Band., 239 illus. Von der vorgeschichtlichen Zeit bis zum Ausgang des Altertums. Delfin Verlag, Muenchen, 1914.

Zevi, Bruno. ARCHITECTURE AS SPACE. 288 pp. Horizon Press, New York, 1957.

VII. UNITED STATES

ARCHITECTURAL PRECAST CONCRETE. Prestressed Concrete Institute, Chicago, 1973.

ART IN PROGRESS. 255 pp. A Survey prepared for the 15th anniversary of the Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1944.

AUSTIN AND ITS ARCHITECTURE 102 pp. Austin Chapter AIA and Women's Arch. League, Austin, 1976.

Boltenstern, Erich Jr. HOUSING IN THE USA AND IN AUSTRIA. 48 pp. Research Report, UT School of Arch., Austin, 1958-59.

Boswell Jr., Peyton. MODERN AMERICAN PAINTING. 86 color plates. Dodd, Mead & Co., New York, 1939.

Burchard, John, and Albert Bush-Brown. THE ARCHITECTURE OF AMERICA. 595 pp. 6th printing. Little, Brown & Co., Boston, 1961.

THE CITY OF PALACES. Picture Atlas of the Columbian Exposition with detailed text for each photo. Plates hand- colored. 176 pp. Compliments of W. H. Heegard & Co., Cigars." Chicago, 1894.

Drury, John. HISTORIC MIDWEST HOUSES. 246 pp. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1947.

Farrar, Emmie Ferguson. OLD VIRGINIA HOUSES. 175 pp. Hastings House, Publishers, New York, 1955.

Ferris, Robert G., ed. FOUNDERS AND FRONTIERSMEN 1783- 1828. 410 pp. National Survey of Historic Sites and Buildings, Vol. VII. US Dept of Interior, National Park Service. Washington D.C, 1968.

Ford,James, and Katherine Ford. THE MODERN HOUSE IN AMERICA. 134 pp. Architectural Book Publishing Co., New York, 1940.

Hitchcock, H. R., and Arthur Drexler, ed. BUILT IN USA: POST-WAR ARCHITECTURE. 128 pp. Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1952.

Hitchcock, H. R., et. al. THE RISE OF AN AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE. 241 pp. Praeger, in assoc. with Metropolitan Museum, New York, 1970.

Jencks, Charles A. THE LANGUAGE OF POST-MODERN ARCHITECTURE. Revised enlarged ed. 136 pp. Rizzoli International Publications, New York, 1977.

Kauffman, Henry. PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH AMERICAN FOLK ART. 31 pp. text, 105 pp. color illus. American Studio Books, Holme Press, Inc., New York, 1946.

Lichten, Frances. FOLK ART MOTIFS OF PENNSYLVANIA, 96 pp. color plates, spiral binding. Hastings House, Publishers, New York, 1954.

Mock, Elizabeth. BUILT IN USA - 1932-1944. 128 pp. Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1944.

Mumford, Lewis. VOM BLOCKHAUS ZUM WOLKENKRATZER. 292 pp., 25 illus. Trans. by M. Mauthner. Bruno Cassirer Verlag, Berlin, 1925.

Neutra, Richard J. WIE BAUT AMERIKA? 79 pp., 105 illus. Julius Hoffmann, Stuttgart, 1927. facsimile reproduction issued in 1968.

Osborne, C. Francis. NOTES ON THE ART OF HOUSE PLANNING. 106 pp. Wm. T. Comstock, New York, 1888.

Randall, Frank A. HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION IN CHICAGO. 388 pp. The University of Illinois Press, Urbana, 1949.

Sloane, Eric. AMERICAN BARNS AND COVERED BRIDGES. 112 pp. Willard Funk, Inc., New York, 1954.

Stern, Robert. NEW DIRECTIONS IN AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE. 128 pp. George Braziller, New York, 1969.

Tunnard, Christopher, and Henry Hope Reed. AMERICAN SKYLINE. 224 pp. A Mentor Book by the American Librarey. New York, 1956.

Vogel, F. Rud. DAS AMERIKANISCHE HAUS. Verlegt bei Ernst Wasmuth, Berlin. Band I: ENTWICKLUNG DER BAUKUNST UND DES AMERIKANISCHEN HAUSES. 285 pp. 1910.

White, Theo B., ed. PHILADELPHIA ARCHITECTURE IN THE 19TH CENTURY. 18 pp. text, catalog of buildings, 101 plates. University of Pennsylvania Press, Phila., 1953.

Williams, Henry L., and Ottalie K. Williams. A GUIDE TO OLD AMERICAN HOUSES 1700-1900. 168 pp., 5th printing. A. S. Barnes and Co., Inc. Cranberry, N. J., 1969.

Wilson, Everett B. EARLY SOUTHERN TOWNS. 351 pp. 48 illus. from Va., N. and S. Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, Tenn., Alabama, Miss., La. No plans, concentrates on buildings. A. S. Barnes, South Brunswick & n. Y., 1967.

VII. MISCELLANY

Appleton, LeRoy H. INDIAN ART OF THE AMERICAS. 279 pp. Charles Scribner's Sons, `New York & London, 1950.

Baedeker, Karl, Publisher. Leipzig:

AUSTRIA HUNGARY. 11 ed., 1911.

BELGIUM and HOLLAND. 14. ed., 1905.

BERLIN, 3. ED., 1908.

DEUTSCHES REICH (Grossdeutschland). Offizieller Fuehrer des Deutschen Automobil-Clubs. 2. auflage. 1939.

The DOMINION of CANADA, with Newfoundland and an excursion to Alaska. 3. ed., 1907.

GREAT BRITAIN. 7. ed., 1910.

GROSSBRITANNIEN. England, Wales, Schottland und Irland. 4. Auflage, 1906.

ITALIE SEPTENTRIONALE. 14. ed., 1895.

LONDON and its Environs. 16. ed., 1911.

DAS MITTELMEER. Madeira, den Kanarischen Inseln, der Kueste Marokkos, Algerien und Tunesien. 1909.

NORTHERN GERMANY. 16. ed., 1913.

NORWAY, SWEDEN, and DENMARK. 8. ed., 1903.

PARIS and Environs. 17. ed., 1910.

DIE RHEINLANDE, Schwarzwald, Vogewsen. 32. Auflage, 1912

DIE RIVIERA, das Suedoestliche Frankreich, Korsika. 4. Auflage, 1906.

SOUTHERN GERMANY (Wurtemberg and Bavaria). 11. ed., 1910.

SUEDBAYERN, Tirol und Salzburg. 30. ed., 1902.

SWITZERLAND. 21. ed., 1905.

Bichev. Milko. ARCHITECTURE IN BULGARIA. 80 pp. text, 105 plates. Foreign Language Press, Sofia, 1961.

Blazer, Werner. JAPANESE TEMPLES AND TEA-HOUSES. 156 pp. Werner Blazer, Basle, 1956.

Casali, I. TIPI ORIGINALI DI CASETTE POPOLARI E VILLINI ECONOMICI. 414 pp., 327 illus. Ulrico Hoepli, Milano, 1909.

Catalano, Eduardo. STRUCTURES OF WARPED SURFACES. Vol.10, No.1. 6 pp. text, 30 plates. Student Publication of the School of Design, Raleigh, N. C., 1960.

Denaes, Raymond. GENERAL GUIDE TO PARIS. Editions L'Indispensable, Paris.

Gusti, Gustav. ARCHITECTURA IN ROMANIA. 17 pp. text, 214 photo pl. Editura Meridiane, Bucuresti, 1965.

Hayden, Martin. THE BOOK OF BRIDGES. 153 pp. Galahad Books, Inc., 1976.

Hix, John. THE GLASS HOUSE. 208 pp. M. I. T. Press, Cambridge, 1974.

IMAGE, Vol. III, No.1. Student publication, School of Architecture, University of Texas. U. T. Printing Division, 1965.

Mainstone, Rowland. DEVELOPMENTS IN STRUCTURAL FORM. 350 pp., M. I. T. Press, Cambridge, 1975.

Mock, Elizabeth B. THE ARCHITECTURE OF BRIDGES. 127 pp. Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1949.

Muirhead, L. Russell, ed. The Blue Guides, London, Ernest Benn Ltd.: NORTHERN ITALY. 4. ed., 1953.

Nervi, Pier Luigi. STRUCTURES. 118 pp. F. W. Dodge Corp.,New York, 1956.

PLAN-GUIDE de PARIS. Cartes Taride, Paris.

Sacriste, Eduardo, Jr. BUILDING FOOTPRINTS. Vol. IX, No.1. 45 building plans drawn to the same scale. Student Publication, School of Design, Raleigh, N. C., 1959.

Salvadori, Mario. WHY BUILDINGS STAND UP. 311 pp. McGraw-Hill Paperback Edition, New York, 1982.

Samson, E. Hope, ed. HOLLAND, BELGIUM and LUXEMBOURG (Everybody's Pocket Travel Guide to). W. Foulsham & Co., London.

Straub, Hans. A HISTORY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING. 258 pp. English trans. by Erwin Rockwell of "Die Geschichte der Bauingenieurkunst".. M. I. T. Press, Cambridge, 1964.

Whitney, Charles. BRIDGES. 363 pp. Wm. Edwin Rudge, Publisher. New York, 1929.

Architects and Artists:

I. AUSTRIA

Heinzle, Erwin. WOLF HUBER, UM 1485-1553. 106 pp. text, color frontispiece, 92 b&w illustrations. Universitaetsverlag Wagner, Innsbruck, no date.

II. BELGIUM, HOLLAND, SCANDINAVIA

Berlage, H. P. GEDANKEN UEBER STIL IN DER BAUKUNST. 53 pp. Julius Zeitler Verlag, Leipzig, 1905.

Berlage, H. P. GRUNDLAGEN UND ENTWICKLUNG DER ARCHITEKTUR. 121 pp. text, 29 illus. Verlag Julius Bard, berlin, 1908.

Berlage, H. P. OVER STIJL IN BOUW EN MEUBELKUNST. 131 pp., 38 illus. 2. ed. W. L. & J. Brusse, Rotterdam, 1908.

Berlage, H. P. SCHOONHEID IN SAMENLEVING. 171 pp. text, 5 vignettes. 1. ed. W. L. & J. Brusses, Rotterdam, 1919.

Eisler, Max. BERLAGE. 15 pp. article in "Der Architekt" ' XXIV Jahrgang, Heft 3/4, 1921. Kunstverlag Anton Schroll & Co., Wien, 1921.

Eisler, Max. DER BAUMEISTER BERLAGE. 22 pp. text, 10 loose photo plates. Band 7 in series "Kunst in Holland". Verlag Ed. Hoelzel, Wien, no date.

Deknatel, Frederick B.. EDVARD MUNCH. 120 pp. Museum of Modern Art & Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston. Chaticleer Press, N. Y., 1950.

Van de Velde, Henry. RENAISSANCE IM KUNSTGEWERBE. 147 pp. Bruno und Paul Cassirer, Berlin, 1901.

Van de Velde, Henry. ZUM NEUEN STIL. Selected writings, intro. by Hans Curjel. 256 pp., 16 pl. R. Piper & Co. Verlag, Muenchen, 1955.

III. ENGLAND, SCOTLAND

AUBREY BEARDSLEY DRAWINGS. Introduction by Haldane MacFall. 152 pl, United Book Guild, N. Y., 1967.

Bliss, Douglas Percy. CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH AND THE GLASGOW SCHOOL OF ART. 24 pp. text, photos and drawings. The Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow, no date.

De Carlo, Giancarlo. WILLIAM MORRIS. 32 pp. text and biblio., 52 pl. II Balcone, Milano, 1947.

GILL, ERIC. Autobiography. 300 pp. text, 25 pl. The Devin-Adair Co., N. Y., 1941.

Morris, William. KUNSTHOFFNUNGEN UND KUNSTSORGEN. I. Die Niederen Kuenste. (Lecture in 1893 in London, published by Longmans, Green & Co.,trans. by M. Schwabe in Leipzig). 44 pp. Verlegt bei Hermann Beeman Nachfolger, Leipzig, 1901.

Morris, William. Introduction, technical notes, 27 b&w plates. Victoria & Albert Museum. Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1958.

Pevsner, Nikolaus. CH. R. MACKINTOSH. 56 pp. text and biblio., 90 pl. II Balcone, Milano, 1950.

Pevsner, Nikolaus. PIONEERS OF MODERN DESIGN. From Wm. Morris to.Walter Gropius. 152 pp. Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1949.

Ruskin, John. THE POETRY OF ARCHITECTURE. 261 pp., with illustrations by the author. George Allen, London, 1893.

Walker, R. A.. THE BEST OF BEARDSLEY. 295 pp. Spring Books, London, no date.

WILLIAM BLAKE, 1757-1827.175 pp. Catalog of exhibition, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Phila., 1939.

IV. FRANCE

Le Corbusier. KOMMENDE BAUKUNST. 252 pp., 230 illus. (trans. of 2. ed. of the original published in 1925). Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, Stuttgart 1926.

Le Corbusier & P. Jeanneret. OEUVRE COMPLETE 1934-1938. Published by Max Bill, Zurich. Editions of Dr. H. Girsberger, Zurich, 1945.

Naylor, Gillian. HECTOR GUIMARD 112 pp., richly illustrated in color and b&w. Rizzoli international Publications, Inc., N. Y., 1978.

Reade, Brian. ART NOUVEAU AND ALPHONSE MUCHA. 34 pp. text, 36 b&w pl. Catalog of the Mucha Exhibition, Victoria and Albert Museum, 1963. Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1963.

Rodin, August. L'ART. 318 pp. Bernard Grasset, Editeur, Paris, Autograph on flyleaf: La beaute - c'est le caractere et l'expression. Rodin.1911.

Rogers, Ernesto N. AUGUSTE PERRET. 79 pp. text and biblio., 90 pl. II Balcone, Milano, 1955.

Viollet-le-Duc. HISTOIRE DE L'HABITATION HUMAINE. 372 pp. J. Hetzel et Cie, Paris, 1893.

Viollet-le-Duc. HISTOIRE D'UNE FORTRESSE. 368 pp. J. Hetzel et Cie, Paris, no date.

Viollet-le-Duc. LEARNING TO DRAW. Illustrated by the author. 324 pp. (trans, from the french by Virginia Champlin). G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York, 1881.

V. GERMANY, SWITZERLAND

Behrendt, Walter Curt. ALFRED MESSEL. 138 pp. monograph, 90 illus. in the text and on plates. Bruno Cassirer, Berlin, 1911.

Bill, Max, ed. MODERNE SCHWEIZER ARCHITEKTUR. Karl Werner Verlag, Basel, Loose-leaf plates in paper jackets: Teil II, 2. Lieferung. Plans and photos. 18 projects. 1942.

3. Lieferung. Plans and photos. 15 projects.

Eckmann, Otto. NEUE FORMEN. Autographed dedication. Intro. and 10 plates. Max Spielmeyer Verlag, Berlin, no date.

Froelich, Martin. GOTTFRIED SEMPER: Zeichnerische Nachlass an der ETH Zuerich. 310 pp. Birkhaeuser Verlag, Based u. Stuttgart, 1974.

Giese, Leopold. SCHINKEL'S ARCHITEKTONISCHES SCHAFFEN: die Friedrichs-Werderische Kirche zu Berlin. 161 pp., 76 illus. Der Zirkel Architektur Verlag, Berlin, 1921

DIE WELT MAX KLINGERS. Eingeleitet von Gustav Kirstein. 11 pp. text, 30 pl. Furche-Verlag, Berlin, 1918.

JOHANNES VON NEPOMUK. 208 pp. text, 8 color plates, 128 b&w. Exhibition catalog, Oesterreiches Museum fuer Angewandte Kunst, Wien, Oct-Nov 1971.

Lammert, Marlies. DAVID GILLY, EIN BAUMEISTER DES DEUTSCHEN KLASSIZISMUS. 239 pp., 2. ed. Gebr. Mann Verlag, Berlin, (Father of Friedrich Gilly) 1981.

Lyongruen, Arnold. NEUE IDEEN FUER DEKORATIVE KUNST UND DAS KUNSTGEWERBE. 24 plates with 340 motifs. Verlag von Kanter & Mohr, Berlin u, Koeln, no date.

Oncken, Alste. FRIEDRICH GILLY 1772-1800. 144 pp., 96 pl., 2. ed. Gebr. Mann Verlag, Berlin, 1981.

Plietzsch. Eduard. MAX KLINGER, WERKE DER GRIFFELKUNST. 20 pp. text and 32 pl. August Hopfer Verlag, Burg B. M., 1943.

Quitzsch, Heinz. DIE AESTHETISCHEN ANSCHAUUNGEN GOTTFRIED SEMPERS. 93 pp. Akademie Verlag, Berlin, 1962.

Rave, Paul Ortwin. GENIUS DER BAUKUNST. "51 pp. text, 23 photo plates. Eine Klassich-Romantische Bilderfolge an der Berliner Bauakademie von Karl Friedrich Schinkel. Verlag Gebr. Mann, Berlin, no date

Rave, Paul Ortwin. SCHINKEL. 15 pp. text, 1 color plate and 20 b&w loose in board folder. Angelsachsen-Verlag, Bremen, no date.

KARL FRIEDRICH SCHINKEL - TAGEBUECHER, BRIEFE, GEDANKEN. Introduction by Hans Mackowsky. 219 pp., 26 plates. Propylaeen-Verlag, Berlin, 1922

Schmidt, Josef. KARL FRIEDRICH SCHINKEL, DER VORLAEUFER NEUER DEUTSCHER BAUGESINNUNG. No pagination. Projects Nazi buildings in Munich as extension of the Schinkel spirit. Georg Kummer's Verlag, Leipzig, 1943.

Semper, Gottfried. KLEINE SCHRIFTEN. 516 pp. Berlin u. Stuttgart. Verlag von W. Spemann, Paperback. 1884.

Semper, Gottfried. SCHMUCK ALS KUNSTSYMBOL, 1856. 52 pp. Verlegt durch W. Keiper, Berlin, 1945

Semper, Gottfried. DER STIL. Friedric Bruckmann'sVerlag, Muenchen.

I. Band: Die Textile Kunst. 490 pp. 2. ed. 125 woodcuts and 15 color pl. 1878.

II. Band: KERAMIK, TEKTONIK,STEREOTOMIE, METALLOTECHNIK. 576 pp. 2.ed. 239 woodcuts and 5 color pl. 1879.

Wolf, Georg Jacob. SCHWIND BRIEFE UND BILDER. 22 pp. text, 26 pl. Delphin-Verlag, Muenchen, no date.

Wolzogen, Alfred Freiherr von. AUS SCHINKEL'S NACHLASS - REISETAGEBUECHER, BRIEFE UND APHORISMEN. Vol. I. 302 pp, 2 portraits.Verlag der koeniglichen geheimen Ober-Hofdruckerei, Berlin, 1862.

VI. SPAIN, ITALY

Bergos, Joan. ANTONIO GAUDI, l'homme i il'obra. 180 pp. Ariel, Barcelona, 1954.

Cirlot, Juan Eduardo. EL ARTE DE GAUDI. 50 pp. text, 4 color pl, 64 b&w. Ediciones Omega, S. A., Barcelona, 1950.

Collins, George R. ANTONIO GAUDI. 136 pp. Georg Braziller Inc., N. Y., 1960.

Collins, George R., and Juan B. Nonell. THE DESIGNS AND DRAWINGS OF ANTONIO GAUDI. 83 pp. text and index, 70 plates. Princeton University Press, Princeton, 1983.

GIOTTO IN ASSISI. 12 color plates. Instituto Italiano d'Arti Graphiche, Bergamo, 1958.

Kermacy, Martin S.. THE EXPRESSIONISM OF GAUDI AND TORROJA. The Texas Quarterly, "Image of Spain", 1961.

Nicoletti, Manfredi. RAIMONDO D'ARONCO. 53 pp. text and biblio., 66 pl. Il Balcone, Milano, 1955.

PLANO DE SALAMANCA. 1858. Published by the City, Paper folder. 1971.

VII. UNITED STATES

Cram, Ralph Adams. IMPRESSIONS OF JAPANESE ARCHITECTURE AND THE ALLIED ARTS. 227 pp. 52 photo illus. The Baker & Taylor Co., New York, 1905.

De Fries, H. FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT, aus dem Lebenswerke eines Architekten. 80 pp., over 100 illus. and 9 color plates. Commentary on FLW's buildings by H. P. Berlage. Verlag Ernst Pollak, Berlin, 1926.

Futagawa, Yukio, editor & photographer. FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT, Johnson & Son, Administration Building and Research Tower, Racine, Wisconsin, 1936-9.Tokio, (japanese language). Giant paperback. 1970.

Hitchcock, Henry-Russell. IN THE NATURE OF MATERIALS. The Buildings of Frank Lloyd Wright. 143 pp. text & index, 413 photo illus. Duell, Sloan and Pearce, New York, 1942.

Johnson, Philip. C. MIES VAN DER ROHE. 207 pp. text, photos, plans, dwgs. Monograph to exhibition at MOMA, Sep-Nov., 1947. The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1947.

Kaufmann, Edgar, Jr. LOUIS SULLIVAN and the Architecture of Free Enterprise. 47pp. The Art Institute of Chicago, 1956.

Morrison, Hugh. LOUIS SULLIVAN, PROPHET OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE. 317 pp. W. W. Norton & co., Inc., 1962.

O'Gorman, James F. THE ARCHITECTURE OF FRANK FURNESS. 212 pp. Catalog of the exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Phila., 1973.

Semmes, John E. JOHN H. B. LATROBE AND HIS TIMES: 1803-1891. 601 pp. (Lawyer son of architect B. H. Latrobe). The Norman Remington Co., Baltimore, 1917

Sullivan, Louis. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN IDEA.. Forward by Claude Bragdon. 330 pp. Dover Publications, Inc., New York, 1956.

Wright, Frank Lloyd. AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY. 561 pp. Duell, Sloan and Pearce, New York, 1943.

Wright, Frank Lloyd. BROADACRE CITY. 30 pp. A Taliesin Publication, 1943.

Wright, Frank Lloyd. GENIUS AND THE MOBOCRACY. 113 pp., 1. ed., 34 plates of FLW's dwgs. Duell, Sloan and Pearce, New York, 1949.

Wright, Frank Lloyd. MODERN ARCHITECTURE, being the Kahn Lectures for 1930. 115pp., princeton University Press, 1931.

Wright, Frank Lloyd. ON ARCHITECTURE. 275 pp. Selected writings 1894-1940.Edited with an introduction by Frederick Gutheim. Duell, Sloan and Pearce, New York, 1941.

Wright, Frank Lloyd. WHEN DEMOCRACY BUILDS. 131 pp., 8 plates.. University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 1945.

VIII. MISCELLANY

Benesova, Marie. JOSEF GOCAR. 52 pp. Praha, (Czech architect, written in czech language). 1958.

Papadaki, Stamo. OSCAR NIEMEYER: WORKS IN PROGRESS. 192 pp. Reinhold Publishing Co., New York, 1956

Papadaki, Stamo. THE WORK OF OSCAR NIEMEYER. 228 pp. Reinhold Publishing Corp., New York, 1954.

Planning:

Bernoulli, Hans. DIE STADT UND IHR BODEN. 127 pp. Verlag Fuer Architektur A. G., Erlenbach-Zurich, 1946.

Branch, Melville C. COMPARATIVE URBAN DESIGN. RARE ENGRAVINGS, 1830-1843. 104 pp. Arno Press, Inc., New York, and University of Southern California Press, L. A., 1978.

Brinckmann, A. E. STADTBAUKUNST. 138 pp. Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft Athenaion M.B.H., Berlin, 1920.

DAS DEUTSCHE DORF. 80 Federzeichnungen von 35 Kuenstlern der Gegenwart. Franz Schneider Verlag, Berlin u. Leipzig, no date.

Gropius, Walter. BUILDING OUR COMMUNITIES. 61 pp. Paul Theobald, Chicago, 1945.

Gruber, Karl. EINE DEUTSCHE STADT: Bilder zur Entwicklungsgeschichte der Stadtbaukunst. 22 pp. text, 6 pl. Verlag von F. Bruckmann A. G., Muenchen, (photocopy, unbound) 1914.

Gruen, Victor. THE HEART OF OUR CITIES. 368 pp. Simon and Schuster, New York, 1964.

Hamm, Ernst. DIE DEUTSCHE STADT IM MITTELALTER. 323 pp. Stuttgarter Verlags-Institut, G. M. B. H. Verlag F. Bohnenberger, 1935.

Hartog, Rudolf. STADTERWEITERUNG IM 19. JAHRHUNDERT. 124 pp. text, 60 illus, W. Kohlhammer Verlag, Stuttgart, 1962.

Howard, Ebenezar. GARDEN CITIES OF TOMORROW. 168 p. M. I. T. Press, Cambridge, 1966.

LENINGRAD. Photo album, no text. Russian government publication, 1964.

Merian,Matthaeus. DIE SCHOENSTEN STAEDTE ALTOESTERREICHS. Engravings of 41 cities, with descriptions from the Archontologia Cosmica of 1695. Hoffman & Campe Verlag, Hamburg, 1963.

Morini, Mario. ATLANTE DI STORIA DELL' URBANISTICA. 381 pp., from prehistory to XX century. 1432 illus. in 262 plates. Editore Ulrico Hoepli, Milano, 1963.

MOSCOW. Photo album, no text. Russian government publication, 1963.

Pirenne, Henri. MEDIEVAL CITIES. 253 pp. trans. from French by Frank D. Halsey. Princeton University Press, Princeton, 1974.

Saalman, Howard. MEDIEVAL CITIES. 126 pp. George Braziller, New York 1968.

Saarinen, Eliel. THE CITY. 380 pp., 50 illus. Reinhold publishinng Corp., New York, 1943.

Spreiregen, Paul. THE ARCHITECTURE OF TOWNS AND CITIES. 243 pp. McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York, 1965.

Weidle, Karl. DER GRUNDRISS VON ALT-STUTTGART. 2 vols. in jacket. Ernst Klett Verlag, Stuttgart, 1961.

Teil I. Text, 101 pp.

Teil II. Atlas, 30 pl., 31 citry plans..

Zucker, Paul. ENTWICKLUNG DES STADTBILDES. 89 pp. text, 101 illus. on 72 pl. Drei Masken Verlag, Muenchen-Berlin, 1929.

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Series H: Slides

Series Abstract

This series lists 13,508 slides arranged geographically. Following the geographic listing are slides of drawings from students of Professor Kermacy's School of Architecture classes and Kermacy's own professional work. Numbers following the headings signify a count of the slides.

NORTH AMERICA

CANADA

Labrador

Vancouver 23

Victoria 33

MEXICO 1,366 total

Precolumbian: 213 total

Calixtlahuaca 13

Cholula 3

Cuicuilco 6

Mitla 25

Monte Alban 29

Tenayuca 20

Teopanzolco 9

Teotihuacan 22

Tepozteco 14

Tula 45

Xochicalco 27

Mayan: 289 total

Chichen-Itza 78

Dzibilchaltun 22

Kabah 22

Labna 53

Labna trail

Sayil 15

Tuluum 33

Uxmal 62

Xlapac 3

Colonial to Modern: 864 total:

Acolman 23

Acotlan 32

Chihuahua 41

Colima 7

Copper Canyon

Cozumel 5

Cuernavaca 61

Durango 24

Guadalajara 48

Guanajuato 51

Guanajuato/Morelia

Guerrero 10

Huehotla 11

Huehotzingo 13

Juchitan

Manzanillo 9

Mazatlan 6

Merida 60

Mexico City 193

Monterey 3

Muna

Oaxaca

Ojinaga/Topolabampa

Patscuaro 5

Progresso

Puebla 75

Queretaro 30

Saltillo 24

S. Bernardino Tlaxcalazingo

S. Francisco Acatepec 6

S. Luis Potosi 10

S. Miguel Allende 16

S. Maria Tonantzintle 4

S. Maria del Tule 4

Taxco 13

Tepoztlan 24

Texcoco 13

Tlaxcala 15

Vera Cruz 25

Xochimilco 7

UNITED STATES 1,860 total

Alaska 45

Anchorage

Glacier Bay

Juneau

Ketchikan

Sitka

Valdez

Arkansas 19

Eureka Springs - Crown of Thorns Chapel

California 39

Carmel

San Francisco

Florida 34

Fort LauderdaleSt. Augustine

Miami

Port Everglades

Tampa

Georgia 39

Atlanta

Savannah

Hawaii 102

Hawaii - Hilo,Kona, Volcanoes Natl Park

Kawaii - Fern Grotto, Kilauea, Nawiliwili

Maui - Kahului, La Haina

Louisiana 117

Grand Isle

Jeanerette

LaFourche Bayou

New Orleans

St. Martinsville

New Iberia

Maine 11

Bar Harbor

Massachusetts 112

Boston

Edgartown

Marblehead

Marthas Vineyard

Provincetown

Plymouth

Mississippi 17

Natchez

New Mexico 66

Albuquerque Taos

Santa Fe

New York City 98

Aerial Views

Harbor

La Guardia

Guggenheim Mus.

Lever House

Rockefeller Center

Seagram Bldg

United Nations

Verrazano Bridge

miscellaneous

North Carolina 7

Raleigh - Novicki Stadium

Pennsylvania 107

Elkins Park

F.L.W. - Synagogue

Merion

Philadelphia

Independence Hall

Wm. Strickland

Frank Furness

York: Rural

Urban

Churches

Markets

Oregon 7

Eugene

Rhode Island 68

Block Island

Nantucket

Newport

South Carolina 27

Charlestown

Clemson

Georgetown

Texas 826

Austin

Bandera

Bartlet

Bastrop

Beeville

Castroville

Columbus

Corpus Christi

Dallas

Del Rio

Eagle Pass

Fredericksburg

Fort Worth

Galveston

Brownsville

San Antonio

Smithville

Tyler

Hamiltons Pool

Houston

LaGrange

Laredo

Liberty Hill

Lockhart

Mason

Nagadoches

New Braunfels

Old Dime Box

Palo Duro Canyon

Port Isable

Roma

Round Rock

Sab

Victoria

Waco

Virginia 27

Monticello

Reston

Washington 66

Seattle

Washington DC 24

Smithsonian

Wash. Monument

CARRIBEAN

ANTILLES 347 total

British

Antigua 11

Barbados 44

St. Lucia 25

French

Guadelupe 10

Martinique 24

St. Barthelmy 13

Dutch

Aruba 4

Curacao 31

St. Marteen 8

USA

Puerto Rico

St. Thomas 16

Bahamas 28

Bermuda 57

Cuba 18

Grand Cayman 6

Grenada 15

Haiti 20

Jamaica 12

CENTRAL AMERICA

GUATEMALA 186 total

Antigua 71

Cathedral

Ciudad Viejo

Company of Jesus Market

La Merced

Plaza de Armas

Print Museum

Real Cabildo

S. Carlos University

S. Clara

S. Francisco

S. Jose de la Recolecion

S. Rosa

Chichicastenango 10

Market

Guatemala City 68

Aerial

Scale Model

Iglesia de Felipe Yurrita (Art Nouveau}

* Torre del Reformador (Gustav Eiffel?)

Cathedral

Church

National Palace

National Library

Fort

Panorama

Zocolo

Tikal 38

PANAMA 55 total

Canal transit 45

Colon 11

SOUTH AMERICA

ARGENTINA 47 total

Buenos Aires 41

Iguasu Falls 6

BRAZIL 302 total

Amazon 34

Belem 14

Brazilia (buildings by Oscar Niemeyer) 90

Iguasu Falls 35

Itaipu 15

Manaus 23

Opera Hous

Rio de Janeiro 40

Salvador 33

Santarem 17

CHILE 79 total

Punta Arenas 9

Santiago 8

Straits of Magellan 58

Valparaiso 4

COLOMBIA 71 total

Bogota 20

Cartagena 27

S. Andres 24

ECUADOR 160 total

Galapagos Islands 132 total

Baltra 4

Gordon Rocks 12

Plaza Sur 40

Seymour 24

Santa Fe 32

Santa Cruz 20

Otavala 17

Quito 11

FRENCH GUIANA 22 total

Devil's Island 22

PERU 141 total

Amazon Lodge 9

Cuzco 20

Iquitos 9

Kenko 2

Lima 13

Machu-Pichu 48

Pachacamac 20

Puca-Pucara 7

Yaqui Indians 13

SURINAM 33 total

Paramaribo 33

URUGUAY 8 total

Montevideo 8

VENEZUELA 20 total

Caracas 14

La Guira 6

BRITISH ISLES

ENGLAND 595 total

Avebury 4

Bath 30

Blenham 8

Brighton 13

Bristol 2

Broadway 6

Cambridge 30

Canterbury 35

Carlisle 13

Chester 35

Corbridge 8

Coventry 32

Dover 8

Rye 13

Salisbury 20

Sandwich 11

Stonehenge 5

Stratford-on-Avon 6

Tewksbury 18

Ely 24

Furness Abbey 12

Gloucester 4

Hadrians Wall 18

Hampton Court 8

Hastings 2

Lancaster 2

Lincoln 30

London 68

Old Sarum 11

Oxford 18

Peterboro 12

Riveaux Abbey 13

Warwick 5

Wells 15

Winchester 17

Windsor 2

York 47

York Moors 5

NORTHERN IRELAND 40 total

Antrim Coast

Ballycastle

Carrickfergus 6

Dunluce 9

Giants Causeway

Londonderry 16

Portrush

SCOTLAND 142 total

Ayr

Edinburgh 45

Firth of Forth 12

Glasgow 42

Linlithgow 1

Stirling 11

WALES 60 total

Beaumaris 2

Caernarvon 4

Cardif 3

Conway 11

Haelech 6

Llandudno

Menai Bridge 7

Pembroke 12

Penmaenmawr 1

St. Davids 8

IRISH REPUBLIC 527 total

Abbeys & Churches 302

Adare 16

Ardmore 12

Jerpoint 10

Kells 7

Askeaton 20

Boltinglass 9

Boyle 5

Cashel & Hore 30

Castledermott 3

Claregalway 8

Clonfert 5

Clonfinlough 2

Clonmacnoise 20

Drumcliff 5

Dunbrody 10

Dundalk 1

Glendalough 8

Holycross 10

Killaloe 3

Lady Island 6

Lusk 5

Mellifont 9

Monasterboice 11

Muckross 11

Quinn 11

Roscrea 2

Ross 11

Skellig Michael 29

Slane 6

Sligo 9

Swords 5

Castles 39

Blarney 11

Bunratty 9

Derrydonnel 3

Donegal 4

Staigue Fort 5

misc. 7

Country Estates 47

Castletown 5

Howth 14

Leenau 2

Powerscourt 13

Westport 13

Cities & Towns 139

Bantry 2

Drogheda 5

Dublin 83

Galway 16

Kildare 6

Kilkenney 3

Kinsale 10

Limerick 9

Waterford 1

Youghal 4

EUROPE

AUSTRIA

Indexed alphabetically by Province and City.

City may be subdivided into categories:

Plans

Churches

Markets/Squares

Panoramic

Parks/ Recreation/ Regional Landscape

Public & Private monumental bldgs.

Residences

Special Events

Province Burgenland: 103 total

Bernstein 11

Doerfl im Briesgau 6

Eisenstadt 18

Forchtenstein 7

Podersdorf 4

Purbach 10

Rust 10

S. Margareten

Kobersdorf 9

Oberwart 4

Sculpture Park 23

Stoob 7

Province Kaernten (Carinthia): 128 total

Friesach 13

Gurk 18

Hochosterwitz 3

Karnburg 10

Villach 6

Klagenfurt 42

Maria-Saal 5

Spittal/Drau 16

Regional Landscape 15

Province Nieder Oesterreich (Lower Austria): 355 total

Altenburg 9

Carnuntum 9

Duernstein 13

Eckartsau 6

Gars a. Kamp 6

Gottweig 17

Hainburg 5

Hardegg/Thaya 9

Heiligenkreuz 18

Herzogenburg 6

Klosterneuburg 23

Rosenburg 4

Zwettl 6

S. Michael/Donau 4

Lillienfeld 14

Maria Taferl 4

Melk 14

Moedling 8

Muthmannsdorf 5

Ort

Perchtolsdorf 11

Petronell 13

Rapottenstein 9

Rastenberg 2

Retz 17

Stockerau 1

Tulln 14

Wartenstein 5

Ybbs 7

S. Poelten 2

Scheiblingkirchen 3

Schoengrabern 17

Stein u. Krems 26

Wiener Neustadt 13

Wildungsmauer 5

Willendorf (Venus of) 3

Regional Landscape 22

Province Ober-Oesterreich (Upper Austria) 361 total

Bad Ischl 2

Braunau 19

Enns 11

Frauenstein 3

Freistadt 16

Gmunden 1

Hallstadt 18

Kremsmuenster 21

Lambach 2

Linz 72

Mauthausen 13

Mondsee 15

Ranshofen 17

S. Florian 39

S. Wolfgang 12

Schaerding 8

Stadl-Paura 9

Steyr 20

Voecklabruch 6

Wels 6

Wilhering 22

Regional Landscape 14

Obertraun 6

Province Salzburg 120 total

Bad Gastein 6

Pfarrkirche. 876. F. Schmidt, Arch.(?)

Salzburg 114

Alt-Stadt 6

Castes & Palaces 20 slides

Hohensalzburg

Schloss Klessheim

Castles & Palaces

Leopoldskron

Mirabell

Churches 33 slides

Dom-Kirche

Evangelische-K.

Franziskaner-K

Kollegien-K 1694-1707.

S. Peter & Friedhof

S. Petrus-Claver K. 1846-48

Sebastianer-K Friedhof

Markets & Squares: 10 total

Kapitelplatz

Mozartplatz

Residenzplatz

Universitaetsplatz

Parks & Recreation 29 slides

Bastionsgarten

Mirabellgarten

Panorama 15 slides

Plan from Merian, Die Schoenste Staedte Alt-Oesterreichs

S. Michael im Lungau 3

Regional Landscape 13

Province Steirmark (Styria): 148 total

Bruck a. d. Mur 5

Frohnleiten 1

Graz 110

Churches 21 slides

Barmherzigenkirche

Dom-Kirche H.Aegidus.

Franziskaner-K. 1350-1636

Leech-Kirche. 1275-1500

Mariahilfer-K. 1742-44.

Mausoleum Ferdinand II. 1614-33

Ursuliner-K. 1696-1700

Markets & Squares 16 slides

Hauptplatz

Karmeliterplatz

Mehlplatz

Glockenspielplatz

Schlossbergplatz

Parks & Recreation 6 slides

Schlossberg

Public & Private Monumental Bldgs: 62 slides

Landhaus 1557-65.

Landes Zeughaus 1643-45

Burg

Franz-Josef Kai

Herrengasse

Messsnergase

Sackstrasse

Schloss Eggenberg

Kindberg 2

Groebming 1

Hartberg 9

Trieben 3

Leoben 8

Seckau 12

Augustinian Monastery founded 1150.

Town Plaza

Regional Landscape 11

Province Tirol: 237 total

Alpach 5

Innsbruck 153

Churches 51 slides

Dreiheiligen-Kirche, 1612. Remodeled, 1860-63.2

Goetsens Pfarrkirche. Franz Singer, arc. 1772-75

Hofkirche. Andrea Crivelli, arc. 1553-63.

Mariahilf-K. Chris. Gumpp, arc 1649

Stadtpfarrkirche S. Jakob Johann Georg Fischer, arc., stucco by C.D. & Aegid Asam. 1717-24.

S. Johann am Innrain. G. A Gumpp, arc. 1729-35.

Spitalkirche. Johann Martin Gump d. Ae., arc. 1700-01.

Wiltener Pfarrkirche. Franz de Paula Penz, arc. 1751-55.

Wiltener Stiftskirche. Christof Gumpp d. J., arc. 1651-65.

Alt-Stadt 34 slides

Goldenes Dachl (Palace). 1500.

Stadtturm. 1560-1602.

Residential 15-19th centuries

Maria-Theresianplatz.

Panorama 46 slides

Ski Center

Special Events 11

Pfingsten Procession (Feast of the Assumption)

Kematin 4

Kitzbuehl 15

S. Johann in Tirol 5

Pfarrkirche Hl. Himmelfahrt. 1724-28.

Kapelle hl. Antonius. 1671-74

Schwaz 3

Pfarrkirche. 1460-90.

Solbad Hall 6

Damenstiftskirche. Rebuilt 1691.

Jesuiten-Kirche. 1608.

Oberer Stadtplatz u. Pfarrkrche. 1281

Stift Stams 20

Zisterzienserkirche u Kloster. 13-18th c.

Thaur 15

Landhaus

Locally carved Nativity Creches

Native costumes

Volders 7

Schloss Aschach. 1380.

Karlskirche, Serviten-Kloster. 1636-54

Waidring 4

Regional Landscape 10

Province Vorarlberg: 89 total

Batschuns 4

Bregenz 15

Dornbirn 3

Feldkirch 33

Hohenems 5

Rankweil 13

Regional Landscape 16

Province Wien: see Series IV: VIENNA SLIDES

BELGIUM 65 total

Antwerp 24

Bruges 12

Brussels 13

Ghent 16

CZECHOSLOVAKIA 73 total

Prague 59

Karlstein 3

Telc 11

DENMARK 87 total

Aarhus 12

Dragoer 8

Ebeltoft 11

Helsingoer 6

Koebenhavn 50

FINLAND 30 total

Helsinki 30

FRANCE 591 total

Abbeville 10

Amboise 16

Amiens 4

Angers 19

Arles & Nimes 8

Azay-le-Rideau 27

Basle to Paris 10

Beauvais 7

Briancon/Aix en P 2

Blois 29

Caen 33

Carcassone 5

Chambord 19.

Orleans 14

Paris 85

Perigeaux 4

Rheims 11

Rouen 23

Chartres 15

Chenanceaux 15

Chinon 4

Dinan 6

Fontainbleau 9

Laon 8

Le Havre 53

Le Raincy 17

Marseille 14

Mont S. Michele 45

Monte Carlo 4

Nancy 10

Vence 6

Saumur 3

S. Jean-de-Luz 2

S. Malo 2

Strassburg 17

Versailles 23

Nice 11

GERMANY (w. & E.) 412 total

Aachen 7

Bambweg 10

Berlin (F. Schinkel) 14

Bremen 5

Darmstadt (for Matildenhoehe see OLBRICH entry in Series IV: VIENNA SLIDES) 32

Ettal 10

Heidelberg 10

Ingolstadt 4

Frankfurt 19

Freiburg 13

Ottobeuren 12

Passau 10

Regensburg 12

Stuttgart 23

Trier 17

Goslar 8

Goettingen 16

Hamburg 9

Hannover 5

Herford 5

Koeln 21

Monschau 8

Muenchen 74

Nuerenberg 7

Tuebingen 8

Ulm 11

Vierzehnheiligen 9

Wiesbaden 10

Worms 23

GREECE 206 total

Athens 32

Corinth 6

Corinth Canal 6

Crete 18

Delos 7

Mykenos 6

Patmos 4

Rodos 12

Santorini 3

Saronic Isles 50

Aegina

Hydra

Poros

Suneion

Delphi 16

Epidauros 15

Kos 3

Meteora 7

Mycenae 17

Piraeus 4

HUNGARY 5 total

Budapest 5

ITALY 412 total

Asolo 20

Bassano di Grappa 13

Bozen 11

Brixen 8

Caserta to Pescaro 6

Castel Gondolfo 3

Chioggia 5

Cortina 5

Cremona 12

Cuneo 5

Florence 31

Frascati 20

Genova 26

Goritzia/Tarvisio/Udine 7

Jaufenpass 18

L. Como/L. Garda 13

Malcesine 14

Mantova 15

Marostica 9

Milano 12

Autostrada Milano/Genova 7

Napoli 18

Orvieto 5

Palma Nuova 5

Piacenza 18

Pisa 16

Pompeii 13

Portofino 5

Ravenna 2

Roma 62

San Giminiano 5

Sirmione 7

Torino 7

Trent 10

Trieste 19

Venezia 120

Ventimiglia/Rapallo 2

Verona 34

Vicenza 49

Merano 24

JUGOSLAVIA 142 total

Autoput - Beograd/Zagreb 6

Beograd 9

Bled 6

Dubrovnik 18

Ljubljana 5

Mostar 16

Dalmation Coast 16

Novi Sad 4

Rijeka 10

Sarajevo 15

Split 16

Trogir 12

Cathedral S. Lorenzo

Zagreb 9

MONACO 8 total

Monte Carlo 8

NETHERLANDS 102 total

Amsterdam 24

Delft 7

Hague 5

Marken & Volendam 12

Rotterdam 24

Utrecht 3

Hilversum 30

NORWAY 122

Bergen 60

Eidfjord 14

Haugesund 8

Oslo 46

PORTUGAL 338 total

Alcobaca 2

Algarve coast 13

Barcelos 6

Braga 2

Batalha 21

Sesimbre 17

Coimbra 36

Ericeira 3

Guimares 7

Lisbon 68

Funchal (Madiera) 23

Minho 3

Viana d. Castrlo

Obidos 17

Nazare 3

Regional Landscape 23

Lisbon/Cape S. Vincent

Lisbon/Sintra

Beja 3

Setubal 22

Silves 14

Sintra 8

Tavira 1

Tomar 23

Valenca 3

Viseau 1

RUSSIA 405 total

Kazan 24

Kosmodemyansk 22

Kostroma 72 total

Cathedral of Epiphany 16th c.

Folk Dances

Kholm Village Church 1552

Market 3

Museum of Wooden Arch. 24

Transfiguration Church 17c.

St. Elijah Church 18c.

Serov House - 1873

Piatevsky Monastery 18 16th-19th c.

Shopping Center 7 18th-19th c.

Wood Cottages 8 19th c.

Makariev 6

Moscow 44 total

Kremlin 19

Cathedral Square

Archangel Cathedral 1505

Assumption Cathedral 15th c.

Bell Tower

Nicholas Gate

Trinity Gate

Red Square 18

St. Basil 16th c.

Lenin's Tomb

Novodevitch Monastery 2

Miscellaneous 5

Plec 15

St. Petersburg 89 total (1994)

Leningrad 69 (1973)

Peterhof 20

Uglich 26 total

Cathedral & Bell Tower 7, 1713.

Kremlin 6, 16-17th c.

Wood Architecture 9

Miscellaneous 3

Yaroslavl 50 total

Epiphany Church 12, 1693

Transformation Monastery 18, 16-19th c.

St. Elijah The Prophet Church 8, 1647-50.

Miscellaneous 12

Zagorsk 38 total

Holy Trinity Monastery 14th-18th c.

Holy Trinity Cathedral 4, 1423.

Holy Spirit Church 4, 1476.

Assumption Cathedral 2, 1559-85

Holy Trinity Monastery (continued)

Tower Ss. Zosima & Savaty 4, 1635-38.

The Refectory 5, 1686-92.

Gate Church S. John the B. 1, 1693-99

Bell Tower 2, 1741-70

Miscellaneous 16

Volga River Trip 19

SPAIN 919 total

Algeciras 4

Alicante 37

Avila 27

Cadiz 21

Cardona 21

Carmona 33

Cordoba37

Coruna 9

Costa Brava 7

Escalona 2

Escorial 14

Gerona 5

Granada 55

Jaen 4

Leon 38

Gaudi

Lugo16

Toledo 58

Tortosa 13

*Astorga 14

Gaudi

Ayamonte 6

*Barcelona 183

Gaudi

Madrid 8

Malaga 17

Maqueda 2

Montserrat 15

Nieble 5

Palma (Majorca) 8

Pontevedra 8

Salamanca 31

Santa Cruz (Tenerife) 12

Santiago de Compostela 53

Santillana del Mar 14

Segovia 43

Seville 37

Tarragona 19

Regional Iandscape 36 total

Barcelona/Madrid

Tossa del Mar 5

Valladolid 1

Escalona 1

Cadiz/Gibralter

Granada/Malaga

Malaga/Valencia

Bay of Biscay

SWEDEN 441 total

Baltic Area maps & city plans 5

Farsta Center 18

Goeteborg 12

Mariestad 3

Orebro 2

Roek 4

Sigtuna 15

Skara 30

Skarholmen 39

Stockholm 225

Vaellingby 16

Vaesteras 21

Visby 43

Marstrand 8

SWITZERLAND 43 total

Basle 8

Geneva 6

Lucerne 12

St. Moritz 4

Thun 10

Zurich 3

AFRICA

EGYPT 188 total

Alexandria 8

Cairo 45

Mosques

Old Town

Panorama

Gizeh 29

Hatshepsut 10

Karnak 11

Luxor 20

Memphis 8

Port Said 5

Saqqara 17

Suez Canal 29

Thebes 6

MORROCO 18 total

Marrakech 18

NEAR EAST

ISRAEL 63 total

Cana 1

Capernaum 6

Haifa 1

Jerusalem 42

Old Town

Panorama

Gethsemane

Dead Sea Scrolls Mus

Knesett

Joppa 3

Nazareth 5

Sea of Galilee 1

Tel Aviv 1

Tiberias 3

JORDAN 26 total

Bethany 2

Bethlehem 6

Dead Sea 3

Jerasch 7

Jericho 5

River Jordan 3

LEBANON 15 total

Baalbeck 13

Beirut 2

SYRIA

Damascus 29 total

Mosque

Ananaius Hse.

Market

Suleiman Tomb

Roman Temple ruin

Town Gate & walls

TURKEY 87 total

Ephesus

Izmir 6

Istanbul 57

Palace

Mosques

Market

Waterfront

FAR EAST

MYANMAR 69 total

Mandalay 8

Rangoon 7

Pagan 56

Pagodas (comm. slides)

Panorama

Miscellaneous

INDIA 21 total

Bombay 21

Delhi

SRI LANKA 20 total

Colombo 6

Ratnapura 14

THAILAND 30 total

Bangkok 30

ASIA

CHINA 328 total

Beijing 53 total

Maps

Forbidden City

Summer Palace

Temple of Heaven

Beijing to Great Wall 18

The Great Wall 19

Hang-Chou 52

Ling Yin Si Temple

Pagoda of Six Harmonies

West Lake

Zoo

Ming Tombs 16

Commune - Tea Plantation 12

Beijing to Shanghai - aerial 10

Shanghai 77 total

Children's Palace

Yu the Mandarin's Garden

Urban panorama

Temple of the Jade Buddha

Shanghai to Su-Chou 10

Su-Chou 61 total

Urban panorama

Temple of Gratitude

Liu Garden

Garden of the Master of the Nets

HONG KONG 116 total

Victoria 61 total

Urban panorama

Harbor

Kowloon 14

H. K. New Territories 28 total

H. K. New Territories

Taoist Monastery

Walled Community

Experimental farms 6

China border 6

MACAO 22 total

Hong Kong to Macao 6

Fort 2

Urban panorama 7

Folk Dances 7

JAPAN 192 total

Inland Sea 17

Kobe 23

Kobe to Nara 6

Kyoto 68 total

Temples

Sanju Sangendo

Kinkakuji

Toji

Golden Pagoda

?_____Temple

Nijo Castle

Kobe to Nara 6

Nara Temples 72 total

Horyuji

Todaiji

?_____Temple

KOREA 172 total

Pusan 6

Pusan to Seoul 20

Kyonju Monastery 37

Seoul 58 total

Urban landscape

Market

Park

Olympic (88) Stadium

Folk Village 30

Regional Landscape 21 total

Pusan to Seoul

TAIWAN 104 total

Keelung 2

Taipei 16

Yehliu 10

Taichung vic. 24 total

Changhua Monastery

Wufeng Monastery

Sun-Moon Lake 44 total

Hsuan Chuang Temple

Wen-Wu Temple

Regional landscape 8 total

Taipei to Taichung

MALAYSIA 91 total

Kuala Lampur 29 total

Temple

Grotto

War Memorial

Perak 22

Penang 20 total

Temple of Snakes

Burmese Temple

Thai Temple

Kek Lok Si Temple

Butterfly Farm

Penang Hill

Panorama

SINGAPORE 35 total

Urban panorama

?_____Temple

Shipyard

AUSTRALIA 49 total

Melbourne 3

Sydney 46

Bridge

Harbor

Opera House

Shopping Mall

Zoo

NEW ZEALAND 42

Auckland 17

Port Chalmers 8

Wellington 17

MISCELLANY:

TAHITI 22

PITCAIRN ISLAND 23

SUNDA STRAIT 4

GIBRALTER 13

GREAT BARRIER REEF 7

GIANTS CAUSEWAY 21

GLACIER BAY 19

Kermacy's Professional Work

Perspective Drawings 8

Residential

Junior Helping Hand Children's Home, Austin, Tx, 25, 1977.

Kermacy House, Austin, Tx, 124, 1950-74.

Chapman House, Austin, Tx, 2, 1964.

Ramsey House, Austin, Tx, 21, 1956.

Brady House, Austin Tx, 3, 1953.

McDonald House, Paris, Tx, 3, 1951.

Morrison House, Austin, Tx, 14, 1950.

Johnson House, Barrington, II, 3, 1947.

Projects:

Hahn Residence, Austin, Tx, 3, c. 1960.

Unitarian Church, Austin, Tx, 27, 1959.

Fermi Competition, Chicago, III, 30, 1957.

Hyde Park Presbyterian Church, Austin, Tx, 2, c. 1954.

Root Residence, Austin, Tx, 1, 1951.

MISCELLANEOUS

Architecture:

Proportion Theory 43

Vernacular churches, USA 20

Plans, N Mexico Pueblos, watercolor sketches by George Pearl 33

Natural History:

Animal 34

Mineral 101

Plants 63

Shells 13

Parks:

Everglades, FL 16

Petrified Forest, AZ 22

Skyline Drive, VA 8

Sea & Ships 113

Container ships 29

People pictures 49

STUDENT WORK

43 slides from Kermacy classes in BASIC DESIGN, drawings and models of explorations in theory, symmetry and proportion. Slides also from Kermacy classes in ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY and in ART NOUVEAU, analytical drawings of selected buildings from the respective periods.

BYZANTIUM

S. IRENE, Istanbul

S. SOPHIA, Istanbul

Hugo Monsanto, 1973

S. THEODORE, Istanbul

CZECH

STARONOVA SYNOGOGUE, Prague

Roger Kolar, 1978

ENGLAND

LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL

Scott McCrary, 1970

LINCOLN CATHEDRAL

Ron L. Moore, 1971

LITTLE WENHAM HALL

R. B. Klug, 1972.

NURSTEAD COURT, Kent

OLD ST. PAUL'S, London. R. Blake Norred, 1970

RESIDENTIAL: Cruck Frame, 900-1200

Cruck Timber Frame, 1000-1400

Aisled Hall, 1300-1500

Half-Timber, 1500-C. L. Leonard

S. ANDREW ABBEY CHURCH, Hexham

WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL

FRANCE

ANGOULEME CATHEDRAL.

F. Dunkel, 1973.

CHATEAU VICENNES CHAPEL

Michael Utsey, 1964

DONJON DE DINAN, Cotes-du-Nord

HOUSE JACQUES COEUR, Bourges

LAON CATHEDRAL John Taylor, 1973

NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL, Paris.

NOTRE DAME DUPORT, Clermont

NOTRE DAME, Noyon

PALAIS DUCS DE BURGOGNE, Dijon

S. FRONT, Perigeaux

Kent Main, 1971

S. MACLOU. Rouen

S. PAUL, Issoire

Ken Barricklow, 1965S. PHILIBERT, Tournus J. Cotera, 1964.

S. TRINITE, Abbaye-aux-Dames, Caen

Michael Utsey, 1964

GERMANY

COLOGNE CATHEDRAL

__. Connally,

LEMBOURG - begun 1213.

Mark Serolo, 1970.

NOTRE DAME, Trier

Kenneth Baricklow,

S. ELIZABETH, Marburg.

Michael Penick, 1969.

REGENSBURG CATHEDRAL

SPEYR CATHEDRAL

WORMS CATHEDRAL

Edwin A. Cook, 1964

GREECE

BRODOHIOU MONASTERY, Mystra

LITTLE METROPOLE CATHEDRAL, Athens

MONASTERY OF S. JOHN, Patmos

IRELAND

CORMAC'S CHAPEL, Cashel

.R. L. Trimble, 1973

ITALY

CATHEDRAL at PISA

S. CLEMENTE, Rome

S. MICHEL DE PAVIA

George Galvan, 1973.

S. MICHEL DE PAVIA

__Robinson,

S. VITALE, Ravenna

MEXICO

TEPEACA CHURCH, Puebla, Mexico.

D. Boultinghouse, 1968

FRANCISCAN CONVENT, Tepeaca, Puebla

H. Saldana, 1964

NORWAY

STAVE CHURCH, Borgund, Norway

Morgan Price, 1971

PORTUGAL

BATALHA CATHEDRAL, Portugal

Pina Indorf, 1964

SPAIN

CATHEDRAL, Palma de Majorca

SALAMANCA CATHEDRAL

George Villalva, 1965

MILLAN CHURCH, Segovia

SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA CHURCH

H. Saldana, 1964S.

THE VIENNA SECESSION

Max Fabiani, arch.

PORTOIS & FIX DEPT. STORE, Vienna III

Fellner & Helmer, archs.

GERNGROSS DEPT. STORE, Vienna VII.

David Watson, 1979

Joseph Hoffmann, arch.

STOCLET HOUSE, Brussells

Jesse Medina,

Joseph Olbrich, arch.

SECESSION BLDG., Vienna IV.

David Haitison, 1979

SECESSION BLDG., Vienna IV

___. Shepardson,

Joseph Plecnik, arch.

CHURCH OF THE HOLY GHOST,, Vienna XV

Otto Schoenthal, arch.

VILLA VOCJIK (a.k.a. Gasser), Vienna XIII.

S. Firgau, 1978

VILLA GASSER (a.k.a. Vocjik), Vienna XIII

M. Lingafelt,

Joseph Urban, arch.

HAGENBUND HDQTRS, Vienna I

Otto Wagner, arch.

VILLA WAGNER 1886, Vienna XIII

Nancy Rowe, 1976

VILLA WAGNER 1911, Vienna XIII

George A. Balle, 1976

KARLSPLATZ STATION, Vienna I

Roger Kolar, 1979

LOCK CONTROL HOUSE, Vienna I

Kent Lew, 1979

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Series I: Drawings, professional practice

Series Abstract

This Drawings series consists of works from Kermacy's professional practice.

BUILT:

"Old West House", commissioned and publised by Good Housekeeping Magazine, May 1949. Built by Dr. McDonald in Paris, Tx., 1951.

Robert B. Morrison Residence, 2710 Stratford Drive, Austin, Tx. 2/19/51.

Brady Residence, alteration & additions. Stratford Drive, Austin, Tx. 2/27/54.

Raymond Ramsey Residence, 4618 Lakeview Drive, Austin, Tx. 10/15/54.

R. E. Janes Residence, Austin, Tx. 7/26/58.

Byron Lockhart Apartments, Austin, Tx. 6/11/59

Dow Chapman Residence, 4 Peak Road, Austin, Tx. 2/3/64.

Conrad Fath Residence, 1005 Bluebonnet Lane, Austin, Tx. 2/1/65.

Reineke Office Bldg, 102 E. Main, Round Rock, Tx. Restoration & Preservation. 8/6/71.

Kermacy Residence, alterations & additions. 2816 Wooldridge Dr., Austin, Tx. 4/74.

Children's Home, Jr. Helping Hand. 38th & Avenue B, Austin, Tx. 2/1/77.

Studio alterations & additions, Recording for the Blind. 404 W. 30th St., Austin, Tx. 11/14/79.

PROJECTS:

Methodist Student Center. 25th & Guadalupe, Austin, Tx. 5/25/49.

J. Root Residence, Stratford Dr., Austin, Tx. 1951.

Master Plan - Hyde Park Presbyterian Church & Education Complex. 39th & Avenue, B, Austin, Tx. 8/30/52.

Herbert Bohn Apartment Project. Austin, Tx. 1958.

Master Plan - Unitarian Church & Education Complex. 4700 Grover, Austin, Tx. 1/58 - 2/59.

New Kermacy Residence for lot at 2709 Wooldridge Dr., Austin, Tx. 8/19/59.

Byron Lockhart - misc. Apartment Projects, Austin, Tx. 1956-60.

Byron Lockhart Residence, Mt. Larson, Austin, Tx. 1960.

Master Plan - Mutual Savings & Loan Offices. 10th & Congress, Austin, Tx. 6/15/64.

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Series J: Student Reports

Series Abstract

This series consists of 115 reports arranged by class number, date of report, author, and then by title.

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Includes bibliography. Report is missing title, author, and date.

Medieval -Miscellaneous -Glass.

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Includes bibliography and illustrations. Report is missing title, author, and date.

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Sanitation.

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Project name: Bruges (Brugge) and Cologne (Koln).

bibliography, illustrations, maps, not dated, no author

Medieval -- City Origins -- Brugge, Medieval -- City Origins -- Cologne

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Project name: Eburacum - York.

chronology, maps, illustrations, not dated, no author

Medieval -- City Origins -- York

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Project name: Homology of Medieval and Nuclear War.

bibliography, illustrations, not dated, author anonymous

Medieval -- Warfare and Castles

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Project name: Lundinium - London.

chronology, maps, not dated, no author

Medieval -- City Origins -- London

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Project name: Mainz.

bibliography, maps, not dated, no author

Medieval -- City Origins -- Mainz

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Project name: Milan.

chronology, not dated, no author

Medieval -- City Origins -- Milan

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Project name: Short Summary of the History of Paris.

bibliography, maps, not dated, no author

Medieval -- City Origins -- Paris

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Project name: Summary of the History of Marseille.

bibliography, maps, not dated, no author

Medieval -- City Origins -- Marseille

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Project name: Stage Settings in English Medieval Churches.
Author: Coney, James W.

bibliography, not dated

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Drama

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Project name: Victor Horta and Art Nouveau.
Author: Dorsey, H.

bibliography, illustrations, not dated

Art Nouveau -- Horta

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Project name: The Development of Feudal Castles in Great Britain, 1100-1500.
Author: Eaton, John

bibliography, not dated

Medieval -- Warfare and Castles

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Project name: Tepeaca OFM, San Francisco.
Author: Green, George G.

bibliography, not dated

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Monastery Development

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Project name: Brief Account of Mediaeval Venice.
Author: Lester, William, et al.

bibliography, maps, illustrations, not dated

Medieval -- City Origins -- Venice

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Project name: Emergence of the Medieval City.
Author: Martinez, Jose E.

bibliography, illustrations, not dated

Medieval -- Urbanization -- Factors and Processes

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Project name: Norwegian Stave Church: Borgund, Sogn, Norway.
Author: Price, Morgan Exum

bibliography, not dated

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structures

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Project name: Reflections of Art Nouveau in contemporary design: a sense of the organic.
Author: Suddeth, Chris.

Includes bibliography. Report is missing class number and date.

Art Nouveau -- contemporary design.

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Project name: Communication, Education and the Nature of Knowledge.
Author: Tamminga, William

bibliography, graphs, not dated

Medieval -- Urbanization -- Factors and Processes

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Project name: Development of Stained Glass Windows.
Date on drawings: 1964
Author: Luedecke, Betje Black

bibliography

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Glass

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Project name: Church as a Factor in Urbanization in the Middle Ages.
Date on drawings: 1969 fall
Author: Addy, Ervin E., III

bibliography

Medieval -- Urbanization -- Factors and Processes

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Project name: Manorial Structure, Urbanization and Urban Form in Medieval Western Europe: Three Stocastic Models.
Date on drawings: 1969 summer
Author: Cotera, Juan H.

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Urbanization -- Factors and Processes

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Project name: Medieval Row Houses.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Aldriedge, Richard

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Housing

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Project name: Choir of Westminster Abbey: Henry III's Contributions, French Influence, Identity of the Master Mason.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Bland, Kathleen

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structures

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Project name: Urban Development of Cologne.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Boerder, Carol

bibliography, maps

Medieval -- City Origins -- Cologne

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Project name: Gothic Period in English Furniture.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Denny, Herbert A., II

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Furniture

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Project name: Medieval Castles of Britain.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Norton, Jerrold Z.

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Warfare and Castles -- Britain

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Project name: Short History of Westminster Abbey and Chronology of its Masons.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Stevenson, Joel

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structures

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Project name: Middle Ages: Pageant Wagon.
Date on drawings: 1971 spring
Author: Sheffield, Charles S.

bibliography

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Drama

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Project name: Growth of Paris.
Date on drawings: 1971 spring
Author: Tyler, Carylon

bibliography, illustrations, maps

Medieval -- City Origins -- Paris

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Project name: Sanitational Facilities of Medieval Architecture.
Date on drawings: 1971 spring
Author: Zetterlund, Roger A.

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Sanitation

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Project name: Development of Romanesque Architecture in England.
Date on drawings: 1972 spring
Author: Burns, Patricia Elaine

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structures

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Project name: Medieval English Manor Houses: Boothby Pagnell, Penshurst Place, Great Chalfield Hall.
Date on drawings: 1973 spring
Author: Baker, Martha Lynn

bibliography

Medieval -- Manor Houses

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Project name: Women's Costume from 1200-1485.
Date on drawings: 1973 spring
Author: Sale, Elizabeth L.

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Costume

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Project name: Art Nouveau Jewellery.
Date on drawings: 1978 spring
Author: Beken, Betty

bibliography, illustrations

Art Nouveau -- Jewellery

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Project name: Aubrey Beardsley: Influences on the Artist.
Date on drawings: 1978 spring
Author: Calloway, Richard

bibliography, illustrations

Art Nouveau -- Beardsley

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Project name: Charles F. Annesely Voysey.
Date on drawings: 1978 spring
Author: Lidsky, David

bibliography, illustrations

Art Nouveau -- Voysey

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Project name: Gaudi.
Date on drawings: 1978 spring
Author: Trevino, Jerry I.

bibliography, illustrations

Art Nouveau -- Gaudi

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Project name: 1978 spring
Author: Tullos, James

bibliography, illustrations, no title

Art Nouveau -- Mackintosh, Hoffmann, Horta, Galle, Gaudi

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Project name: Joze Plecnik: development in the work of Wagner's student. A Slovenian architect working in Vienna and in Prague during the first quarter of the 20th century.
Date on drawings: 1996 Spring
Author: Popova, Olga

Subject: This report was written for Prof. Wes Henderson's History of Architecture III class and not for Professor Kermacy.

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Project name: Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Author: Bernard, Marsha

bibliography, not dated

Art Nouveau -- Mackintosh

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Project name: Development of Maps and Measurements.
Date on drawings: 1964 spring
Author: Bryant, Vaughn M., Jr.

bibliography, maps

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Cartography, Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Science

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Project name: Sezession Building: Joseph M. Olbrich, 1898, Vienna.
Date on drawings: 1977 spring
Author: Hagelman, Carl F.

bibliography, illustrations

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Project name: Louis Sullivan.
Date on drawings: 1977 spring
Author: Herron, Anthony

bibliography

Art Nouveau -- Sullivan

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Project name: Birth of Modern Town Planning.
Date on drawings: 1977 spring
Author: Johnson, Kent

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Urbanization -- Factors and Processes

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Project name: Development and use of Iron in Architecture.
Date on drawings: 1977 spring
Author: Morris, Jeff

bibliography

Art Nouveau -- Iron in Architecture

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Project name: Development of the Department Store.
Date on drawings: 1977 spring
Author: Shaw, Bob

bibliography

Art Nouveau -- Department Store

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Project name: Gaudi.
Date on drawings: 1977 spring
Author: Wysocki, Michael

bibliography, chronology

Art Nouveau -- Gaudi

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Project name: Early Witch Craft.
Author: Barker, Nor man

bibliography, not dated

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Witchcraft

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Project name: Monastery at Cluny.
Author: Weber, Jerri

Subject: Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Monastery Development, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structuresbibliography, illustrations, not dated

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Project name: Medieval Arms and Armor.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Addy, Ervin

bibliography

Medieval -- Warfare and Castles

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Project name: Sixteenth - Century Mexico Churches: The Franciscan Monastery Church at Tepeaca.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Boultinghouse, D.F.

bibliography

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches

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Project name: Survey of War-Weaponry and Militarism in the Middle Ages.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Cash, Richard

bibliography

Medieval -- Warfare and Castles

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Project name: Medieval Castle.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Janousek, Larry

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Warfare and Castles

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Project name: Medieval Warfare.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Kozinsky, S.K.

bibliography

Medieval -- Warfare and Castles

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Project name: San Michele de Pavia.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Robinson, Richard C.

bibliography

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches

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Project name: Our Contemporary Relationship to Art of the Middle Ages.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Shutz, James Ingalls

bibliography

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Art

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Project name: Socio-Economic Growth of Medieval Towns.
Date on drawings: 1971 spring
Author: Garriott, Wayne Douglas

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval - Urbanization -- Factors and Processes

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Project name: Drawing and Short History of Staronova Synagogue.
Date on drawings: 1972 spring
Author: Kolar, Roger H.

bibliography

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Synagogues

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Project name: Evolution of Mosaics During the Medieval Period.
Date on drawings: 1973 spring
Author: Neustadt, Janet

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Mosaics

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Project name: Arab World in Time and Space: A Pictorial Roundup of the City in Building.
Date on drawings: 1973 spring
Author: Sawalha, Akram Alex

illustrations

Medieval -- Urbanization -- Factors and Processes

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Project name: Medieval English Timber Dwellings and their Furniture.
Date on drawings: 1973 spring
Author: Staskus, Judie

bibliography

Medieval -- Housing

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Project name: French Manor House.
Date on drawings: 1973 spring
Author: Goetz, Susan

bibliography

Medieval -- Manor Houses

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Project name: English Residential Tradition: Third Millenium B.C. to Fifteenth Century A.D..
Author: Clark, James B.

bibliography, illustrations, not dated

Medieval -- Housing

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Project name: Chartres Cathedral.
Author: Kelly, William R., Jr.

bibliography, illustrations, not dated

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches

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Project name: Medieval Gardens.
Author: Loether, Barbara

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Gardens

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Project name: Laon Cathedral.
Author: Orlando, Ronnie

bibliography, not dated

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches

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Project name: Gothic Tapestry.
Author: Pressler, Catherine

bibliography

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Tapestry

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Project name: Evolution of the Medieval Parish Church in England.
Author: Shearn, Kay

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches

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Project name: Proportions and Gothic Cathedrals.
Author: Tosh, Danny

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structures, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches

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Project name: Evolution of the English Vaulting Rib: A Structural Analysis.
Author: Zreet, Allan W.

bibliography, illustrations, not dated- just labeled "Fall"

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structures

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Project name: Nineteenth Century Restorations of La Sainte Chapelle, Paris.
Date on drawings: 1965
Author: Williamson, Roxanne Kuter

bibliography

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches

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Project name: Development of the English Half-Timber House.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Blohm, Pam

bibliography

Medieval -- Housing

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Project name: Double Ended Church Form.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Breard, H.A., Jr.

bibliography

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structures

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Project name: Huejotzingo: Fortress Church of Mexico, State of Pueblo, 1529-1570.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Brewster, Marc H.

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches

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Project name: Church at Huejotzingo.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Chilton, John M.

bibliography

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches

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4-2

Project name: Feudalism and the Individual.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Gettys, Ron

bibliography

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Feudalism

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4-3

Project name: Theatre and Drama in the Middle Ages.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Huggins, Richard C.

bibliography

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Drama

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4-4

Project name: Literature of the Middle Ages.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Pence, Lucy

bibliography

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Literature

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4-5

Project name: Monasticism.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Powers, Patty

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Monasticism

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4-6

Project name: Sacred Geometry and the Amiens Cathedral.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Volz, John R.

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structures

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Project name: Medieval Architectural Symbolism as Shown on Ruler Coins and Seals.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Berry, Carolyn

bibliography

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Coins and Seals

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Project name: Vaulting in Medieval English Cathedrals.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Miller, William Zachary, III

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structures

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4-9

Project name: Abbey Church of Saint - Leu - D'Esserent: Eglise Saint - Nicolas.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Morrison, Ray C.

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structures

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Project name: Medieval Costume.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Reynolds, Alice Kaye

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Costume

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4-11

Project name: Social Implications in Medieval Literature.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Shaw, Sandy

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Literature

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Social Structure,

Notes: bibliography

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Project name: Cistercian Church of England.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Sid, Tim

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Monastery Development, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches

Notes: bibliography, illustrations

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Project name: Reliefs and Sculptures of the West Facade at Chartres.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Wagner, Elaine

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structures

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Project name: Relationship Between Social Structure and Architecture in the Late Medieval City.
Date on drawings: 1970 spring
Author: Wilton, Jennifer S.

bibliography

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Social Structure

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Project name: Old London Bridge.
Date on drawings: 1971 spring
Author: Ensle, George

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Real Estate

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4-16

Project name: Townhouse in Medieval Clties.
Date on drawings: 1971 spring
Author: Fisher, Lewis

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Housing

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Project name: Medieval City Growth: Lubeck and Nordlingen.
Date on drawings: 1971 spring
Author: Gates, Philip E.

Medieval -- City Origins -- Nordlingen

Medieval -- City Origins -- Lubeck,

Notes: bibliography, illustrations

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4-18

Project name: Monastic Site Planning: Planning for Social and Spiritual Needs.
Date on drawings: 1971 spring
Author: Gerber, Walter - Kelly

bibliography

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Monastery Development

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Project name: Cathedrale Saint Front, Perigueux.
Date on drawings: 1971 spring
Author: Main, Kent A.

bibliography

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches

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Project name: Mudejar Style: A Study of its Historical Development and Principal Characteristics.
Date on drawings: 1971 spring
Author: Yturralde, David Javier

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structures

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches,

Notes: bibliography, illustrations

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Project name: Overview of Land Ownership and the Evolution of Property Interests Throughout the Middle Ages.
Date on drawings: 1972
Author: Ardoin, Marc

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Real Estate

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Social Structure, Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Feudalism

Notes: bibliography

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Project name: Construction of Gothic Cathedrals (with specific attention to Chartres).
Date on drawings: 1972 spring
Author: Broullire, John C.

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structures, Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Churches

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Project name: Medieval Cartography.
Date on drawings: 1972 spring
Author: Hughes, Dennis V.

bibliography, chronology, illustrations, maps

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Cartography

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4-24

Project name: Development of the Timber Frame House in Medieval England.
Date on drawings: 1972 spring
Author: Leonard, Charles

bibliography

Medieval -- Housing

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Project name: Practice and Philosophy of Medieval Science.
Date on drawings: 1972 spring
Author: McKee, Martha Karen

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Science

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Project name: Structure and Construction of the Medieval Stone Vault.
Date on drawings: 1972 spring
Author: Newell, William

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Structures

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Project name: Siege Warfare and Weaponry: Their Uses Against and Effect Upon Military Architecture in the Middle Ages.
Date on drawings: 1973 spring
Author: Campbell, Scott A.

bibliography

Medieval -- Warfare and Castles

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Project name: Evolution of Stained Glass.
Date on drawings: 1973 spring
Author: Holman, Martha

bibliography

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Glass

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Project name: English Manor House.
Date on drawings: 1973 spring
Author: Stolbun, Sam

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Manor Houses

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Project name: Feudalism...A Legacy of the Middle Ages.
Date on drawings: 1973 spring
Author: Whitfill, Aileen

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Feudalism

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Project name: Welsh Castles of Edward I.
Date on drawings: 1979 fall
Author: Bayer, Kenneth

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Warfare and Castles -- Wales

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Project name: Urbanization of the Netherlands: A Contextural Focus on Amsterdam.
Date on drawings: 1979 fall
Author: Gallemore, Mike

illustrations, maps

Medieval -- City Origins -- Amsterdam

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Project name: Development of Medieval Town Fortification.
Date on drawings: 1979 fall
Author: Thompson, Charles K.

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Warfare and Castles

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5-9

Project name: Louis Comfort Tiffany: America's Contribution to Art Nouveau.
Author: Barnett, Susan

bibliography, illustrations, not dated

Art Nouveau -- Tiffany

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Project name: Alphonse Mucha.
Author: Bubak, Christie

bibliography, illustrations, not dated

Art Nouveau -- Mucha

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5-11

Project name: Furniture Design and Decoration During the Art Nouveau Style.
Date on drawings: 1978 spring
Author: Nozick, Lynda

bibliography, illustrations

Art Nouveau -- Furniture

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Project name: Debussy: Musical Impressionist.
Date on drawings: 1978 spring
Author: Roth, Pete

bibliography

Art Nouveau -- Debussy

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Project name: Influence and Effect of Religion of the Urbanization of the Medieval City.
Date on drawings: 1969 summer
Author: Kirtley, John H.

bibliography, chronology, graphs, demographic data

Medieval -- Urbanization -- Factors and Processes

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Project name: Victor Horta and Hector Guimard.
Date on drawings: 1976 spring
Author: Freeman, William H.

bibliography, illustrations

Art Nouveau -- Horta & Guimard

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Project name: Development of the Christian Monastery from its Beginnings throught the Carthusian Reform.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Vann, Robert L.

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Ecclesiastical -- Monastery Development

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Project name: Geometry and Proportion: Its Archetypal and Cosmological Significance.
Date on drawings: 1974 spring
Author: Burton, Joe

bibliography, illustrations

Medieval -- Miscellaneous

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Project name: Austin Office Buildings.
Date on drawings: 1978 spring
Author: Northrup, David O.

illustrations

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Project name: Development of Medieval Music.
Date on drawings: 1969 spring
Author: Hatcher, Randy

bibliography

Medieval -- Miscellaneous -- Music

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Project name: Medieval Demography and Ecology.
Author: Pimental, David

bibliography, chronology, demographic data

Medieval -- Urbanization-- Factors and Processes

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