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AP178.S1.1980.PR02.SS2.009
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Original file title: Berlim-Block 121 Bonjour Tristesse-Realizado. Siza's office numbered photographic materials in this file STBT 078-089 and BRL 001.
circa 1983-1986
Photographs and negatives of Bonjour Tristesse, Block 121, Berlin
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AP178.S1.1980.PR02.SS2.009
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Original file title: Berlim-Block 121 Bonjour Tristesse-Realizado. Siza's office numbered photographic materials in this file STBT 078-089 and BRL 001.
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circa 1983-1986
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AP148.S1.1970.PR01.002
ca. 1970
Photographs of project drawings, Competition for urban park, Modena
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ca. 1970
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ARCH255707
1967
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1967
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ARCH255710
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File includes photos of the Indians of Canada Pavillion, which featured work by Indigenous artists including George Clutesi, Henry Hunt, Tony Hunt, Simon Charlie, Alex Janvier, Norval Morrisseau, Carl Ray, Nathan Monture, Francis Kagige, Noel Wuttunee, Gerald Tailfeathers, Ross Woods, Tom Hill, and Jean-Marie Gros-Louis. The pavillion was built by Kanyen’kehà:ka steelworkers from Kahnawá:ke.
1967
Photographs of walkways and waterways, Expo 67, Montréal, Québec
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File includes photos of the Indians of Canada Pavillion, which featured work by Indigenous artists including George Clutesi, Henry Hunt, Tony Hunt, Simon Charlie, Alex Janvier, Norval Morrisseau, Carl Ray, Nathan Monture, Francis Kagige, Noel Wuttunee, Gerald Tailfeathers, Ross Woods, Tom Hill, and Jean-Marie Gros-Louis. The pavillion was built by Kanyen’kehà:ka steelworkers from Kahnawá:ke.
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1967