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October 01 2019
Reflections on the Ground Rules of the Baroque
Werner Oechslin,
Werner Oechslin
Werner Oechslin is a professor of art and architectural history in the History and Theory of Architecture Institute in the Department of Architecture of the ETH Zurich.
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Mark Jarzombek
Mark Jarzombek
Mark Jarzombek is a professor in MIT's Department of Architecture and head of the HTC section. He works on subjects in both Renaissance and Modern architectural history.
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Werner Oechslin
Werner Oechslin is a professor of art and architectural history in the History and Theory of Architecture Institute in the Department of Architecture of the ETH Zurich.
Mark Jarzombek
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Mark Jarzombek is a professor in MIT's Department of Architecture and head of the HTC section. He works on subjects in both Renaissance and Modern architectural history.
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© 2005 Werner Oechslin
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Werner Oechslin
Thresholds (2005) (28): 112–118.
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Werner Oechslin, Mark Jarzombek; Reflections on the Ground Rules of the Baroque. Thresholds 2005; (28): 112–118. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/thld_a_00328
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