Designs of Destruction: The Making of Monuments in the Twentieth Century
by Lucia Allais
A study of how monuments were planned and built in the twentieth century, highlighting the forces that influenced their design and legacy.
About This Book
Designs of Destruction examines the processes behind the creation of monuments during the twentieth century.
The book considers how political, cultural, and technological factors shaped these structures.
It draws on archival research to present a broad view of monument-making practices.
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