Series III contains typed versions or photocopies of published articles and monographs,
including, Amerika (Berlin: R. Mosse, 1926), Palestine and the
world of tomorrow (Jerusalem, 1940), and Three lectures on
architecture (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1944). Other items
include copies of Erich Mendelsohn's lectures "The Problem of a New Architecture"
(1919), "My Own Contribution to the Development of Contemporary Architecture" (1948),
"The Three Dimensions of Architecture - Their Symbolic Significance" (n.d.) and his
eulogy to Hugo Vasen of 1932. Series also includes copies of correspondence and
manuscripts by Walter Gropius, Hans Scharoun and Hugo Häring (1946-1953).
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Manuscripts, lectures, and publications, 1919-1955
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Typed transcript, Erich Mendelsohn, lecture, "The Problem of a New
Architecture," 1919
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Collected articles and exhibition announcements, 1920-1968
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Typescript (copy), Erich Mendelsohn, Amerika
ca. 1926
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Exhibition catalogues and publishers' brochures, 1925-1968
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Typescript (copy), Erich Mendelsohn's eulogy for Hugo Vasen, 1932
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Brochures and typescripts, Deutsche Siedlungsausstellung, 1934
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Typescript (copy), Erich Mendelsohn, Palestine and the World of
Tomorrow, 1940
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Monograph, Erich Mendelsohn, Three lectures on
architecture
1945
Signed and dedicated to Joe and Germaine Thompson;, 1945
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Transcript letter, Walter Gropius to Joost Schmidt, 1946
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Typescript lecture (copy), "My Own Contribution to the Development of
Contemporary Architecture," Erich Mendelsohn, 1948
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Typescript (copy), Hans Scharoun, "Volksschule Darmstadt" 1951
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Typescript (copy), Hugo Häring, "Vom Geheimnis der Gestalt" 1953
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Typescript lecture, Erich Mendelsohn, "The Three Dimensions of Architecture
--Their Symbolic Significance," U.C. Berkeley, undated
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Monograph, Eric Mendelsohn, 1887-1953, ed. Luise Mendelsohn,
No. 481, 1955
