Brutalist

Architectural style showcasing structural elements and making use of exposed, unpainted concrete or brick and angular geometric shapes.

Dates

1960s–70s

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Brutalist

Architectural style showcasing structural elements and making use of exposed, unpainted concrete or brick and angular geometric shapes.

Dates

1960s–70s

Places

Europe > Western Europe > England, France, North America > United States, Mexico, South America > Brazil, Asia > South Asia > ...
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Basics Works of Art Artists

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What is: brutalism?

Artists

Marcel Breuer, The Whitney Museum of American Art (now The Met Breuer), 1963-66, Madison Avenue at East 75th Street, NYC

Marcel Breuer

Le Corbusier

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Brutalist

Brutalist

Basics to get you started

What is: brutalism?

Works of Art

Breuer, The Whitney Museum of American Art (then The Met Breuer, and now the Frick Madison)

Artists

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