Böttcherstrasse, the corporatist vision of Ludwig Roselius and Bernhard Hoetger

Auteur

Henderson, Susan

Type de document

Article (journal)

Langue

Anglais

Source

Journal of decorative and propaganda arts. 1994, Num. 20, 164-181, 20 ill. (5 col.)

ISSN

0888-7314

Résumé (en)

Study of the cultural policy of Ludwig Roselius, president of Kaffee HAG, as expressed in architectural projects, advertising, publications, and socioeconomic theory. Focuses on his collaboration with the architect Bernhard Hoetger on the following projects: the neo-vernacular remodeling of Böttcherstrasse in Bremen (location of the corporate headquarters of Kaffee HAG), including the Paula Modersohn-Becker house and adjacent cafes and crafts workshops (1927) and the House of Atlantis (1931); the HAG Tower at Pressa (international exhibition of printed media) in Cologne, 1928; and the art journal, Internationale Zeitschrift Die Böttcherstrasse, which linked advertising and cultural propaganda.

Sujet (en)

• General history of art -- 1800-1945 -- Architecture -- Germany
• Hoetger, Bernhard, 1874-1949
• Architecture
• Germany
• 1900-2000
• Böttcherstrasse||Bremen (DEU)
• Haus Atlantis||Bremen (DEU)
• Paula Modersohn-Becker Museum||Bremen (DEU)
• Cafés
• Kaffee HAG-Turm||Köln (DEU)
• Exhibition buildings
• Art periodicals
• Böttcherstrasse (Bremen, 1928-1930)
• Roselius, Ludwig, 1874-1943
• Patronage
• Advertising

Sujet (fr)

• Histoire générale de l'art -- 1800-1945 -- Architecture -- Allemagne
• Hoetger, Bernhard, 1874-1949
• Architecture
• Allemagne
• 1900-2000
• Böttcherstrasse||Bremen (DEU)
• Haus Atlantis||Bremen (DEU)
• Paula Modersohn-Becker Museum||Bremen (DEU)
• Café (édifice)
• Kaffee HAG-Turm||Köln (DEU)
• Pavillon d'exposition
• Revue d'art
• Böttcherstrasse (Bremen, 1928-1930)
• Roselius, Ludwig, 1874-1943
• Mécénat
• Publicité

Provenance

Base de donnéesBHA (Inist-CNRS/GRI)

Identifiant 19950101-00308674

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