Architectural sculpture
Author: Tomasz Kozlowski
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Description: Architectural sculpture por Tomasz Kozlowski explores the connection between art forms, particularly the influence of expressionist sculpture on architecture. It highlights how modern buildings resemble monuments, inviting readers to appreciate the artistic fusion.
Pages: 10
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