Pioneer Modernists Set (5 Books)

The Pioneer Modernists Set brings together five important works that shaped modern art and architecture. Discover the theoretical foundations of modernism through the works of pioneering figures such as Adolf Behne, Kandinsky, and Lissitzky.

Modern Functional Building

Adolf Behne's book, published in 1926, is among the pioneering works of modernist architectural literature, addressing early industrial structures of modernism. With its original visuals, meticulous translation, and quality printing, it makes a significant contribution to Turkish architectural literature.

The International Style

Henry-Russell Hitchcock and Philip Johnson's work, published in 1932, is a paradigm-founding work of modernism with its conceptualization of the "international style" and one of the leading classics of modern architectural literature, holding special value as an iconic book...

Point and Line to Plane

Vasily Kandinsky's famous book, in which the pioneer of abstract art analyzed the language of basic elements of painting and put forward the theory of forms after his previous work on the theory of colors...

Concerning the Spiritual in Art

Vasily Kandinsky's 1912 work, "Concerning the Spiritual in Art," is among the pioneering texts that built a new paradigm in modernist art, along with his work "Point and Line to Plane."

Constructivist Architecture in Russia

This book, consisting of texts by El Lissitzky, a pioneer of Suprematist art and Constructivist architecture, includes period-defining writings, drawings, and photographs.