Herodotus and Kirchner’s plan for the city of Babylon (thumbnail)
Description:
Herodotus and Kirchner’s plan for the city of Babylon is articulated through a series of opposed but complementary territorial strategies: space is concomitantly enclosed and traversed, interrupted and connected, and flattened and folded. This image is in the public domain.
file
7 kB
Herodotus and Kirchner’s plan for the city of Babylon (thumbnail)
Alt text:
A black and white etching of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon featuring a procession of nobility in the foreground.
Caption:
Herodotus and Kirchner’s plan for the city of Babylon is articulated through a series of opposed but complementary territorial strategies: space is concomitantly enclosed and traversed, interrupted and connected, and flattened and folded. This image is in the public domain.
Credit:
This image is in the public domain.
Course Info
Topics
Learning Resource Types
assignment
Written Assignments
assignment
Presentation Assignments
assignment
Activity Assignments
