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October 19, 2016 By Sarah Goldhagen

MONUMENTALITY AND THE PICTORIAL STILL

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Essay on the impact of photography on the design of the Capitol Complexes at Brasilia and Albany, NY.

From the Proceedings of a Conference at the Clark Institute, it appears in a book edited by Anthony Vidler, Architecture Between Spectacle and Use, published in 2008 by the Clark Institute and Yale University Press.

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