El pabellón de Brasil de la Exposición Iberoamericana (1929-1999)

Esta obra ofrece un estudio exhaustivo de la presencia internacional y colonial en la Exposición Iberoamericana de Sevilla de 1929, abordando las gestiones hacia la concurrencia de los países y colonias, las instalaciones y pabellones proyectados y construidos, su ornamentación, difusión y propaganda artística así como su contenido expositivo.

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A compilation of essays that have been written by academics and professionals; from various points of view, perspectives and theories into post-modern architecture.

The author describes and discusses the influence Le Corbusier in Uruguay through a series of trips, the first done by the Swiss-French architect in 1929, and the remaining ones from the three Uruguayan architects who joined the workshop of the notable architect: Carlos Gómez Gavazzo, in 1933, Justino Serralta, in 1948, and Carlos Clémot, in 1949. The study also includes aspects of Antonio Bonet Castellana's trip, who was there in 1937 and in Uruguay from 1945 to 1948, and additionally analyzes what Eladio Dieste learned from his "Le Courvoisier partners" Serralta and Clémot as well as the...

Revealing the pleasure of contemplation, a well-known aesthetic professor journeys to the four corners of the earth, admiring the arts, architecture, and the people.