This was also the year in which the Geodetic Institute was officially mentioned for the first time; this happened during the summer semester.
However, geodesy and topography had already been taught … Read more. The images were captured using photogrammetry by Thomas Erdin from ikonaut in … Read more. The reportage by Comet Photo AG Zurich immortalises in eighteen shots the obvious joy of discovery that the huge, almost overwhelming architectural models triggered in the public.
The relationship between modernism, which from the beginning aimed at a comprehensive reform of life, even a permanent revolution along the lines of the technical-scientific innovation process, and fashion has always been fraught with tension and marked by contradictions. Such image sources as those of the Wright exhibition in Zurich in are irreplaceable for examining the history of architectural reception. Read more. At the beginning of March, 2. It was written by the US economist Dennis L.
Comet photographer Jules Vogt, who one can assume was not averse to such feasting, created an impressive reportage of the slaughter of a pig and the subsequent feast in November Vogt meticulously documented the events with his usual closeness to the people.
It shows an old man and a much younger woman who have settled down together in a far reaching landscape. Another short portrait from our series on Comet photographers is dedicated to Jules Vogt. He was born on December 9, in Zurich, where he completed an apprenticeship as a photographer at Foto Saager from to and took courses at the School of Applied Arts with Hans Finsler.
