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BarcelonaPavilion

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Image ID :	Pavelló_Mies_22
View/Description :	General view
Image Date :	November 2006
Image Creator :	Vicens
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Rights Owner :	Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike 2.5 License
Image Source :	http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Pavell%C3%B3_Mies_22.JPG
URL to larger image :	http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0c/Pavell%C3%B3_Mies_22.JPG

Image ID :	statue2
View/Description :	View of pool with Georg Kolbe's Sunrise (1925)
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Image Creator :	Mary Ann Sullivan
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Rights Owner :	Mary Ann Sullivan
Image Source :	http://www.bluffton.edu/~sullivanm/spain/barcelona/mies/pavilion2.html
URL to larger image :	http://www.bluffton.edu/~sullivanm/spain/barcelona/mies/statue2.jpg

Work ID :	BarcelonaPavilion
Title :	Barcelona Pavilion German Pavilion, 1929 International Exposition in Barcelona International Exposition 1929: German Pavilion
Creator/Agent :	Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig [ULAN]
Date (of work) :	1929 [ORIGINAL] 1930 [DESTROYED] 1981-86 [REPLICA]
Location/Site :	Spain [TGN] Catalonia [TGN] Montjuic Barcelona [TGN]
GIS Coordinates :	+41.370556+2.15/
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Description :	Rectangular, minimalist exposition structure representing Germany in the International Exposition of 1929 held in Barcelona
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Work Type :	Architecture
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Material :	Steel Structural steel [AAT] Steelwork [AAT] Glass Glass (material) [AAT] Marble (rock) [AAT] Marble Travertine [AAT]
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Style/Period/ Group/Movement :	Twentieth Century Modern [AAT]
Cultural Context :	European [AAT] German [AAT]
Subject :	Exhibition buildings [AAT]
Relation :	replica of the original pavilion, which was dismantled after the exposition
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Text Reference :	http://www.open2.net/modernity/3_1_frame.htm
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Notes :	rebuilt to the original specifications; the original stone was matched with stone from the same quarries; Georg Kolbe's sculpture Sunrise (Morning) of 1925 stands in one of the courtyard pools