The Titanic (Dresdner Bank project collage)

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The Titanic (Dresdner Bank project collage) is a famous satirical architectural collage by Stanley Tigerman that depicts Mies van der Rohe’s iconic Crown Hall sinking like the Titanic, critiquing the perceived rigidity of modernist architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural collage
satirical artwork
alsoKnownAs The Titanic (Dresdner Bank project collage)
artMovement postmodern architecture
associatedWith Illinois Institute of Technology
basedOn RMS Titanic disaster
linked to: RMS Titanic
commissionedFor Dresdner Bank project
countryOfOrigin United States
creator Stanley Tigerman
critiques perceived rigidity of modernist architecture
depicts Crown Hall
Titanic
sinking ship
featuresArchitect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
featuresBuilding S. R. Crown Hall
linked to: Crown Hall
genre architectural satire
hasTitle The Titanic
linked to: RMS Titanic
influenced debates on late modernism
languageOfTitle English
medium collage
notableFor critique of Mies van der Rohe’s legacy
iconic image of Crown Hall sinking
partOf Stanley Tigerman’s critical works on modernism
satirizes Miesian modernism
modernist architecture
subjectOf architectural theory discussions
postmodern architectural criticism

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Stanley Tigerman notableWork The Titanic (Dresdner Bank project collage)
Stanley Tigerman notableWork The Titanic (architectural collage)
subject linked to: Tigerman
linked to: The Titanic (Dresdner Bank project collage)
The Titanic (Dresdner Bank project collage) alsoKnownAs The Titanic (Dresdner Bank project collage)