Über die moderne Art zu leben : oder, Rationalisierung des Lebens in der modernen Stadt / herausgegeben vom Museum Bochum, Kunstsammlung ; Michael Fehr, Diethelm Koch ; mit Aufnahmen von Michael Wolf [and others].

Main entry:

Museum Bochum.

Title & Author:

Edition:

1. Auflage

Publication:

Lahn-Giessen : Anabas, 1977.

Description:

223 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm

Notes:
Catalog of an exhibition held Sept. 3-Oct. 9, 1977, at the Museum Bochum.
Includes bibliographical references (page 220).

ISBN:

3870380519
9783870380519

Subject:

Sociology, Urban Germany Bochum Exhibitions.
City and town life Germany Bochum Exhibitions.
Public spaces Psychological aspects Exhibitions.
Aging Sociological aspects.
Documentary photography Exhibitions.
Sociologie urbaine Allemagne Bochum Expositions.
Vie urbaine Allemagne Bochum Expositions.
Espaces publics Aspect psychologique Expositions.
Vieillissement Aspect sociologique.
Photographie documentaire Expositions.
Sociology, Urban
Public spaces Psychological aspects
City and town life
Documentary photography
Stadtsanierung
Städtebau
Steden.
Woonomgeving.
Bochum (Germany) Pictorial works Exhibitions.
Germany Bochum
Bochum Pictorial Exhibitions
City Germany Bochum Exhibitions
Documentary Exhibitions

Form/genre:

Exhibition catalogs
Exhibition, pictorial works

Added entries:

Koch, Diethelm, editor.
Fehr, Michael, editor.
Wolf, Michael, 1954-2019, Photographer.

Rationalisierung des Lebens in der modernen Stadt

Holdings:

Location: Library main 48853
Call No.: ID EXHBOCHUM(GERMANYWEST); ID:89-B7884
Status: Available

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