1902年第1回トリノ国際現代装飾美術博覧会ハンブルク館 : ペーター・ベーレンスのインテリア・デザイン(口頭による研究発表概要)

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An case of cooperation in the field of early modern design between a museum, a designer and local workshops was the City of Hamburg Hall at the First International Exposition for Modern Decorative Arts held at Turin, April to November 1902,the result of promotion of local work by the Hamburg Museum for Arts and Crafts. The Hall interiors as well as works of crafts were designed mainly by Peter Behrens, who aimed to avoid the then- common bazaar form of display. He made an integrated presentation in which all the components followed a unified design concept. Examples of panels, benches and sculpture followed one integrated design, showing a method to achieve unity in a display that signaled a new phase in decorative art.