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Pages from Moderne Architektur by Otto Wagner: Die Kunstpraxis
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SOURCE: Otto Wagner. Moderne Architektur (Vienna, 1896), p. 84-85
Pages from Moderne Architektur by Otto Wagner: Der Stil, illustrating Gumpendoferstrasse Station
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SOURCE: Otto Wagner. Moderne Architektur (Vienna, 1898), p. 32-33
Pages from Moderne Architektur by Otto Wagner: Die Composition, illustrating the railway viaduct over the Zeile
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SOURCE: Otto Wagner. Moderne Architektur (Vienna, 1898), p. 48-49
Pages from Moderne Architektur by Otto Wagner illustrating the railway viaduct at Nussdorf
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SOURCE: Otto Wagner. Moderne Architektur (Vienna, 1902), p. 20-21
Pages from Moderne Architektur by Otto Wagner illustrating stations at Brigitttabrucke and Nussdorferstrasse
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SOURCE: Otto Wagner. Moderne Architektur (Vienna, 1902), p. 36-37
Pages from Moderne Architektur by Otto Wagner illustrating St Johanni's Chapel and a family tomb
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SOURCE: Otto Wagner. Moderne Architektur (Vienna, 1902), p. 148-149
Pages from Moderne Architektur by Otto Wagner illustraing the Hofpavilion Station
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SOURCE: Otto Wagner. Moderne Architektur (Vienna, 1902), p. 102-103
End papers from Moderne Architektur by Otto Wagner
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SOURCE: Otto Wagner. Moderne Architektur (Vienna, 1902), inside the back cover
Pages from Moderne Architektur by Otto Wagner illusrating the canalside and the Kirche am Steinhof, Vienna
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SOURCE: Otto Wagner. Moderne Architektur (Vienna, 1914), p. 42-43
Pages from Moderne Architektur by Otto Wagner: Die Konstruction, illustrating the Postparkasse (Postal Savings Bank)
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SOURCE: Otto Wagner. Moderne Architektur. (Vienna, 1914), p. 58-59
Pages from Moderne Architektur by Otto Wagner showing details of the Postparkasse (Postal Savings Bank)
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SOURCE: Otto Wagner. Moderne Architektur (Vienna, 1914), p. 94-95
Villa Wagner II, Huttelbergerstrasse 28: plans
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SOURCE: Otto Wagner, Einige Skizzen, Projecte und ausgefuhrte Bauwerke (Vienna: Schroll, 1890-1922), Band IV, p. 3. NOTES: This was also known as the second Villa Wagner.