“In or about December 1910, human character changed.
I am not saying that one went out, as one might into a garden,
and there saw that a rose had flowered, or that a hen had laid an egg.
The change was not sudden and definite like that. But a change there was, nevertheless;
and, since one must be arbitrary, let us date it about the year 1910.”
I am not saying that one went out, as one might into a garden,
and there saw that a rose had flowered, or that a hen had laid an egg.
The change was not sudden and definite like that. But a change there was, nevertheless;
and, since one must be arbitrary, let us date it about the year 1910.”
Virginia Woolf, Mr Bennett and Mrs Brown, 1924
Hugh Ferriss - Philosophy - 1929
Antonio Sant'Elia - Project For The New Cemetery In Monza - 1912
Iakov Chernikov - Pantheons of the Great Patriotic War - 1942-45
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“The fact
is that around 1910 a certain space was shattered. It was the space of common
sense, of knowledge (savoir), of social practice, of political power, a space
hitherto enshrined in everyday discourse, just as in abstract thought, as the
environment of and channel for communication; the space, too, of classical
perspective and geometry”
Henri Lefebvre, The
Production of Space, 1974
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