Catalog of the exhibition 'Nederland bouwt in baksteen 1800-1940' at Museum Boijmans in Rotterdam, 1941. | The catalog provides an overview of buildings executed in brick in the period 1800-1940, and therefore also serves as a manifesto of the traditionalist camp in contemporary Dutch architecture. There are two introductions, Dutch architecture before and after Berlage. In particular, the line P.J.H. Cuypers-Berlage-modern traditionalism is maintained, but attention is also paid to e.g. the Amsterdam School. Only a picture of Verheul's grand theater is included for the exhibition. Furthermore, the catalog is lavishly provided with drawing and photographic material | Catalogue accompanying exhibition in Museum Boymans Rotterdam. Mention of works by Smits and Fels. | Catalogue of exhibition from July 26 to November 15, 1941 in Museum Boymans van Beuningen, Rotterdam. | Exhibition catalog of Museum Boymans with a complete alphabetical survey of architects from 1800 to 1940 with many illustrations. With Kropholler follow some information about education and further an overview of his most important works until 1940. The illustrations section contains photographs of three of his works. | Small monograph stating that Co Brandes was born in Amsterdam. | On page 28 is a reference to Henri Evers quoting catalog number 218: drawing of the courtyard of the Rotterdam Town Hall | Catalogue of the exhibition 'Nederland bouwt in baksteen' held in Boymans-Van Beuningen. | See also plates 132 and 153a. | Catalogue accompanying exhibition at the Boijmans Museum in Rotterdam. Articles by Ebbinge Wubben, Kraayvanger and Van der Steur. Bibliographical overview and biography for each architect. | The exhibition catalog provides an overview of Dutch brick architecture. The author mentions Van Heukelom's Third Administration Building and the restorations to the Dom Tower, Martinitoren and House 'Leeuwenberg' in Utrecht. | The exhibition ran from 26 July to 15 Oct 1941. The catalog provides an overview of what has been accomplished in the field of brick architecture in the Netherlands over the past 150 years. A few works by a large number of architects from this period are listed in alphabetical order with literature references, including those by A. Noordendorp. A sort of genealogy of movements is also given. Here A. Noordendorp is mentioned. It is indicated that he was master builder of Prince Frederick's Palace (1827-1830). The catalog has good notes.| Book is catalog of exhibition in Museum Boymans van Beuningen, Rotterdam.H.M. Kraayvanger writes brief historical overview of architecture in the Netherlands before and after Berlage. Book includes short biography of W. Kromhout and catalog of exhibited drawings. Illustrations:sketch and photograph of tower/City Hall Rotterdam; travel sketch of Rome/Reisschetsen en reisverslagen Willem Kromhout; photograph of tower/American Hotel Amsterdam; drawing/Vredespaleis and library The Hague; design/Design tot Bebouwing van het Damrakterrein en tot Verbetering der Toegangen tot den Dam Amsterdam; Hotel De Bisschop/Hotel De Bisschop Amsterdam | Exhibition catalog; exhibition from July 26 through October 15 at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam. | Catalog of the exhibition of the same name held at the Museum Boymans, Rotterdam, from July 26 to November 15, 1941. With some articles on architecture and brick, list of the exhibited works and many photographs. A photograph of Berghoef's own house from 1936 is shown. Also on display from him were: A nursery house at Aalsmeer and farm workers' houses at Aalsmeer. | Catalog of an exhibition at the Boymans-Van Beuningen Museum from June 26 to November 15, 1941 | The exhibition was held at the Boijmans Museum in Rotterdam between July 26 and October 15, 1941. Kramer exhibited some photographs of the De Dageraad in Amsterdam (no., 289) and De Bijenkorf in The Hague (no. 290). In the catalog, there was a small biography of Kramer mentioning various works and the bridges of Amsterdam | this is an exhibition catalog. On page 27 info on Eschauzier, Prof. F.A., fig 130,131 | Catalog at