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   Wagner, Otto
   (1841-1918) Viennese architect. Initially working in the art nouveau style, for example the Vienna Stadtbahn 1894-97, he later rejected ornament for rationalism, as in the Post O...
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   Wagner, Otto
   (1841-1918) Viennese architect and furniture designer, a pioneer of functionalism with his conviction that 'nothing that is not practical can be beautiful'. His work influenced other key designers such as Josef Hoffmann and Adolf Loos, and from 1899 he was a member of the vienna secession. Wagner's ...
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   Wagner, Otto
   Austrian architect and teacher, generally held to be a founder and leader of the modern movement in European architecture.[1 related articles]
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   Wagner, Otto
   Wagner, Otto (ôt'ō väg'nur) , 1841–1918, Austrian architect. A structural rationalism was exhibited in his stations for the Vienna city railroad, built in the 1890s. His later works, showing an individual and monumental style, include the Vienna Postal Savings Building...
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   Wagner, Otto
   Viennese architect. Initially working in the art nouveau style, for example the Vienna Stadtbahn 1894–97, he later rejected ornament for rationalism, as in the Post Office Savings Bank, Vienna, 1904–06. He influenced such Viennese architects as Josef Hoffmann, Adolf Loos, and Joseph Olbrich
   Found op http://www.talktalk.co.uk/reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0018878.html
   
   

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