Publisher/冬青社

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A collection of works by Kazuo Kitai, a photographer representing postwar Japan, "German Expressionist 1920s Journey". Kitai has been publishing a number of documentary-based works based on motifs such as “competition”, “countryside”, “nature”, and “living” when it comes to “China”, but this is a unique work. A book composed of illustrations taken under the theme of "German expressionist architecture" that had disappeared with the rise of Nazism, even though it flourished in the 1920s. Although it is a utopian/fantastic group of buildings before rationalistic architecture became mainstream, it is a series of unusual buildings that combine actual demand such as houses, factories, and warehouses. The Einstein Tower in Mendelsohn, the Berlin apartment complex and factory, Peter Behrens AEG plant, Fitz Hager's Chilly House, W. Kreis Old Rhine Harley, Bruno Taut apartment complex and more. It can also be taken as an art documentary of prewar German architecture. Signed by the photographer .