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19 Places That Exemplify Cool Swiss Style

© fotoember-iStock Editorial/Getty Images From the Yellow House to the Kirchner Museum, these buildings offer a vision of what Swiss architectural style means. Earlier versions of the descriptions of these buildings first appeared in 1001 Buildings You Must See Before You Die , edited by Mark Irving (2016). Writers’ names appear in parentheses. Yellow House Valerio Olgiati’s redesign of a 19th-century building in Flims constitutes a radical transformation of its character. Placed directly by the curving roadside, the Yellow House enjoys maximum impact on the cultural landscape of a town otherwise hidden from immediate view. This potential is fulfilled by the striking presence of the restored building: a timeless, deeply textured surface bearing the marks of construction, painted overall in white to emerge as a gloriously abstract volume. Its name the Yellow House is the last vestige of its past embodiment as a bourgeois town house with Neoclassical stylistic pretensions.

Kohn Gallery announces representation of Kate Barbee

Kohn Gallery announces representation of Kate Barbee
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Letters from Adolf Hitlers father give rare glimpse into dictator′s upbringing | News | DW

Letters from Adolf Hitler s father give rare glimpse into dictator s upbringing Like father, like son Adolf Hitler s father was also self-taught, smug and greatly overestimated himself, writes veteran Austrian historian Roman Sandgruber in a new book. Little was known about Alois Hitler, the father of Adolf Hitler, until now Previously unknown letters written by Adolf Hitler s father, Alois Hitler, shed light on the family origins of the Nazi dictator, reveals a new book that was published on Monday. In his German-language book Hitler s Father: How the Son Became a Dictator,  Austrian historian Roman Sandgruber argues the elder Hitler played a large role in shaping the psychology of his son.

Why the Nazis feared modern art - Baltimore Sun

The recent discovery in Munich of what are reported to be more than 1,500 major artworks confiscated or banned by the Nazis is a reminder of how totalitarian regimes tend to view art as so dangerous a potential adversary as any enemy army. In the case of the Nazis, that view was entirely in keeping with the central irony of the Third Reich's benighted rule, which claimed to be saving European civilization at the very moment it was destroying it. Today, the same irrational hatred and fear of art can be found among the jihadists of the Taliban, al-Qaida and other Islamist extremists, along with the same consequences for their societies.

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