H.P. Berlage 1856–1934 – Nederlandse Architectuur (1975) Museum Catalogue

Original 1975 exhibition catalogue published by the Haags Gemeentemuseum (The Hague) for the important retrospective on Dutch architect H.P. Berlage (1856-1934), one of the foundational figures of modern architecture in the Netherlands.

This well-designed softcover catalogue is richly illustrated throughout with black-and-white photographs, architectural drawings, plans, and period documentation. It covers Berlage's key works, including early historicist projects through to his influential modernist developments, offering insight into both his architectural philosophy and built legacy.

Produced in conjunction with the exhibition held August 30 - November 16, 1975, and supported by the Dr. H.P. Berlage Foundation, this publication reflects the clean, typographic design sensibility associated with Dutch modernist graphic traditions of the period.

A solid reference piece for collectors of architecture, design history, and Dutch modernism—particularly appealing to those interested in Berlage, the Amsterdam School, and early 20th-century urban planning.

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Condition:

Very good vintage condition. Light wear and minor toning to covers, particularly along edges. Interior clean and well-presed with no major issues. Binding sound.

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Details:

* Publisher: Haags Gemeentemuseum, Den Haag

* Year: 1975

* Softcover

* Language: Dutch

* Richly illustrated throughout