Sunday, May 29, 2011

La Citta Nuova


Antonio Sant'Elia
 La Citta Nuova, central railway station and airport
ink and pencil on paper
1913-1914 

Antonio Sant'Elia was an influential Italian architect. Originally a builder by training, Sant'Elia opened a design office in Milan in 1912, where he became involved with the Futurist movement. Influenced by industrialized cities of the United States, Sant'Elia  began a series of conceptual drawings for the futurist Città Nuova ‘New City’, that were intended to be symbolic of the new age.


Antonio Sant'Elia
 La Citta Nuova
ink and pencil on paper
1913-1914 


Antonio Sant'Elia
 La Citta Nuova
ink and pencil on paper
1913-1914

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