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HENRY-RUSSELL HITCHCOCK, 83; ART, ARCHITECTURE STUDY WAS HIS LIFE
; ...held in Plymouth for Henry-Russell Hitchcock, 83, educator, historian...to the institute. Mr. Hitchcock's own writings were...College faculty, Mr. Hitchcock spent 20 years teaching...Institute of Technology. Mr. Hitchcock, a bachelor, combined...and other books, Mr. Hitchcock ...
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HITCHCOCK SERVICES RITE PLANNED FOR ART HISTORIAN
; ...Saturday, March 14, at 10:30 a.m. in the Great Hall at the Institute of Fine Arts of New York University, for Henry- Russell Hitchcock, professor emeritus of art at Smith College in Northampton and noted art historian who died in his home in...
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Studies in contrasts: Michael Hall reviews a volume of essays celebrating the centenaries of two great architectural historians.(Summerson and Hitchcock: Centenary Essays on Architectural Historiography)(Book review)
; ...nostalgic and navel-gazing. Henry-Russell Hitchcock and Sir John Summerson were...their lives and influences: Hitchcock was born in Massachusetts in...their prime areas of interest--Hitchcock's on architecture in the 19th...
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The Sarasota School of Architecture.
; In 1952, architectural historian Henry Russell Hitchcock wrote in Architectural Review, the most exciting new architecture in the world is being done in Sarasota by a group of young architects...
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On This Day.(Features)
; ...Sir Edwin Lutyens: One ofEngland's most notable architects, Lutyens was described by architectural historian Henry Russell Hitchcock as ``the last traditionalist''. The 10th son of Captain Charles Lutyens, he was born in 1869 and brought up...
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Preservation of famous N.Y. bookstore's interior sought
; On Sunday, the Scribner Book Store will close its doors forever. The late Prof. Henry-Russell Hitchcock called it "the grandest interior space that had been created in New York." Only quick action by the City Landmarks Preservation...
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Enrico Del Debbio
; ...with English translation by Thomas Muirhead. Idea Books, 2006. 439pp. 49 euros (33) Nearly Haifa century ago, Henry-Russell Hitchcock devoted just 24 pages of his Architecture: Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries to 'architecture called traditional...
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Pioneers of Modern Design.
; ...illustrations (131 color) An earlier generation learned how modernism was born through a handful of books, such as Henry-Russell Hitchcock's 1929 Modern Architecture: Romanticism and Reintegration and Sigfried Giedion's 1241 Space, Time and Architecture...
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Transition.(Philip Johnson)(Brief Article)(Obituary)
; ...Johnson will be remembered as much for the influence he wielded as the buildings he designed. In 1932, he and Henry-Russell Hitchcock introduced modern architecture to the United States with their groundbreaking International Style exhibition...
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(book reviews)
; ...and last volume in 1857, shortly after his death. Henry-Russell Hitchcock, in Architecture: Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries...on Letarouilly's drawings of the building, and Hitchcock says that many elements of the same firm's Boston...
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