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Architecture Magazine - August, 1935 | Mid Century Modern358 of 817 |  |  |
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This magazine has some really fascinating articles by Richard Neutra in it. It made me aware of Galka Scheyer and the 'Blue Four' who i'm crazy about. Whoever got the gig doing the photo-essays [which are excellent] on effective signs in nyc in 1935, had the best job ever!
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Phenomenal era to have Architectural magazines, I love this stuff.
The designs coming out of Europe were incredible, it's a shame so many met their untimely end during the war.
YES THEY DID! and they even got PAID to do it! NICE post ho2. Pict#2 California? no sane builder would build a dwelling here otherwise.
after looking at the comments (after i posted), i thought id better explain the first sentance wasnt directed at Dr_s comment but at ho2s description. Ahh feel better now, hate mail sucks. Sorry ho2.
No worries, I understood it as replying to the description :)