Architect Artist Le Corbusier
Posted: October 5, 2012 Filed under: Architecture, JustArch | Tags: Architect, Architecture, Artist, Birthday, Corbusier, Design, FollowFriday, Love, Values, Wholesome 7 CommentsLe Corbusier – The man best known in black and white finally finds some colour. First published in Paris Match 1953, photographer Willy Rizzo captured the legend in Medium Format colour, the photos somehow not published since. Now, an exhibition at Corbusier’s own Maison La Roche, presented by Fondation Le Corbusier and Mr Rizzo, uncovers these beautiful shots laying out the full palette used in both his architectural drawings and his artwork.
Le Corbusier by Willy Rizzo Sept 19th to Dec 20th, Maison La Roche, 10 square du Docteur Blanche, 75016 Paris – France
Le Corbusier was born Charles-Edouard Jeanneret-Gris in Switzerland on October 6, 1887. In 1917, he moved to Paris and assumed the pseudonym Le Corbusier. In his architecture, he chiefly built with steel and reinforced concrete and worked with elemental geometric forms. Le Corbusier’s painting emphasized clear forms and structures, which corresponded to his architecture.
Click here to see one of his most prominent projects which embodies his 5 Points of Architecture.
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Much thanks and gratitude!
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Much appreciated my friend!
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thanks frank
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Thanks buddy – Happy Thanksgiving!
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Love this guy…became obsessed with MCM from my uncle an architect who studied with Mies and had a Le Corbu lithograph in his house, just keeps growing from there…thanks as always,Frank
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