German WW2 Architecture Book '41 Albert Speer w/80 photos Berlin Munich Nurnberg

Description

The New German Art of Building
This rare book has only nine pages of text followed by 79 pages of big, incredibly detailed photographs of the best
architectural work done in Germany to that time by many well-known architects in Germany like Albert Speer,
Hermann Giesler, Paul Ludwig Troost, Ludwig Ruff, Wilhelm Kreis, Konrad Dammeier, Hugo Röttcher, Ernst Sagebiel,
Werner March, Peter Koller, Hans Malwitz, Wolfgang Binder, Fritz Tamms, Paul Bonatz, Hans Freese
Hardcover
95 pages
80 black and white photos
In
very good exterior and fine interior
condition
.
Boards lightly soiled/toned, else ok!
All pages are complete and tight in the binding.
Approx/Measurements: 12-1/2" x 9" ~1.6 lbs.
by Albert Speer
Published by Folk House
Table of Contents [excerpt]:
Subjects include Berlin’s new Tempelhof Airport, the 1936 Olympic Stadium, Office, the New
Reichschancellery, Ordensburg Sonthofen, Reichsautobahn Bridges, the New Berlin, the City of the Hermann
G. Werke, KdF Ship “Robert Ley”, an Officer Kasino of the Luftwaffe, the Oberkommando des Heeres
Headquarters, the Freikorps Monument, Square in Dresden, High School Chiemsee, Unter Den Linden,
the German Stadium in Nurnberg, the House of German Art in München (Munich), sculptures by Kurt
Schmid-Ehmen and Arno Breker, monumental eagles and statues, etc.
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