Steven Mansbach is Distinguished University Professor and Professor of the History of Twentieth-Century Art at the University of Maryland.

"With Advancing a Different Modernism Mansbach, already recognized as one of the pre-eminent scholars of Central European modernism, moves the field in an exciting and stimulating direction, looking beyond the 'classics' of modernism and incorporating works of artists for whom the ideas and ideals of nationalism, and its role in modernism, were profoundly formative."- Samuel D. Albert, Fashion Institute of Technology

• Table of ContentsChapter 1: Critical and Theoretical IntroductionChapter 2: Progressive Architecture for a Conservative CataloniaChapter 3: Jože Plečnik, an Idiosyncratic Slovenian ModernistChapter 4: Reflections on Modernism’s ComplexityAppendix

Steven Mansbach is Distinguished University Professor and Professor of the History of Twentieth-Century Art at the University of Maryland.

"With Advancing a Different Modernism Mansbach, already recognized as one of the pre-eminent scholars of Central European modernism, moves the field in an exciting and stimulating direction, looking beyond the 'classics' of modernism and incorporating works of artists for whom the ideas and ideals of nationalism, and its role in modernism, were profoundly formative."- Samuel D. Albert, Fashion Institute of Technology

• Table of ContentsChapter 1: Critical and Theoretical IntroductionChapter 2: Progressive Architecture for a Conservative CataloniaChapter 3: Jože Plečnik, an Idiosyncratic Slovenian ModernistChapter 4: Reflections on Modernism’s ComplexityAppendix

Steven Mansbach is Distinguished University Professor and Professor of the History of Twentieth-Century Art at the University of Maryland.

"With Advancing a Different Modernism Mansbach, already recognized as one of the pre-eminent scholars of Central European modernism, moves the field in an exciting and stimulating direction, looking beyond the 'classics' of modernism and incorporating works of artists for whom the ideas and ideals of nationalism, and its role in modernism, were profoundly formative."- Samuel D. Albert, Fashion Institute of Technology

• Table of ContentsChapter 1: Critical and Theoretical IntroductionChapter 2: Progressive Architecture for a Conservative CataloniaChapter 3: Jože Plečnik, an Idiosyncratic Slovenian ModernistChapter 4: Reflections on Modernism’s ComplexityAppendix