Henry van de Velde. Генри ван де Велде
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Генри ван де Велде (Henry van de Velde, 1863-1957) — выдающийся бельгийский архитектор и дизайнер, пропагандист Арт нуво — как в своих проектах, отличающихся напряжённой энергичностью, так и в общественной деятельности лектора, теоретика и писателя. Один из основателей Немецкого Веркбунда (1907).
1895-1896: "Bloemenwerf", Van de Velde's first private residence, in Ukkel, Belgium
1895: Interior decoration of Samuel Bing's art Gallery "Maison de l'art nouveau" in Paris
1900–1902: Interior of the Folkwang Museum in Hagen, Germany
1902–1903, 1911 (extension): "Villa Esche" in Chemnitz, Germany
1903: Extension and interior decoration of the Nietzsche Archive in Weimar, Germany
1906–1907: Clubhouse of the "Chemnitzer Lawn-Tennis-Club" in Chemnitz (demolished)
1907–1908: "Hohenhof", Mansion for Karl Ernst Osthaus in Hagen, Germany
1907–1908: "Haus Hohe Pappeln", Van de Velde's private residence in Weimar, Germany
1909–1911: "Ernst-Abbe-Denkmal", Memorial for Ernst Abbe in Jena (in collaboration with the sculptors Max Klinger and Constantin Meunier)
1912–1913: Palace for Graf Dürckheim in Weimar, Germany
1913–1914: "Werkbund-Theater", Theatre at the Deutsche Werkbund exhibition in Cologne, Germany
1913–1914: "Villa Schulenburg" in Gera, Germany
1913–1914: Wohnhaus für den Fabrikanten Dr. Theo Koerner in Chemnitz
1927-1928: "La Nouvelle Maison", Van de Velde's private residence in Tervuren, Belgium
1929–1931: Home for the elderly of the 'Minna und James Heinemann-Stiftung' in Hannover, Germany
1933-1938: Library of Ghent University with "Boekentoren" in Ghent, Belgium
1936-1942: "Technische School", School building in Leuven, Belgium
1937: Belgian Pavilion on the Paris World Fair of 1937
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"Bloemenwerf", Ukkel, Belgium, 1895-1896 | "Villa Esche" in Chemnitz, Germany, 1902–1903 |
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"Nietzsche Archive", Weimar, Germany, 1903 (реконструкция, интерьер) | Здание художественной школы в Веймаре (с 1919 по 1925 гг. - здание Баухауса). Art faculty of the Bauhaus-University, Weimar, Germany, 1904–1908 |
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"Hohenhof", Hagen, Germany, 1907–1908 | "Haus Hohe Pappeln", Weimar, Germany, 1907–1908 |
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"Villa Schulenburg", Gera, Germany, 1913–1914 | Clubhouse of the "Chemnitzer Lawn-Tennis-Club, Chemnitz, Germany, 1906-1908 (снесен) |
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"Werkbund-Theater", Theatre at the Deutsche Werkbund exhibition in Cologne, Germany, 1913–1914 | Library of Ghent University with "Boekentoren" in Ghent, Belgium, 1933-1938 |
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Interior for Leon Biart, Brussels | Study at the Secession Exhibition, Munich, 1899 |
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