 20 minutes bus from Basel the Vitra house, a museum and a shop for design atrifacts.
The main house was done by Herzog & de Meuron. For all details go to www.vitra.com . |
 Next to the museum desinged by Frank Gehry is a model of the Richard Buckminster Fuller dome. |
 The Herzog & de Meuron house. You have to check inside too. |
 Some of the elephants. We bought a white one. It's now resting under a plant in our living. |
 A wooden 1952 "pretzel chair" by George Nelson.
(you can buy it for some € 2,400.-) |
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 All these inside the Vitra House. |
 Skipping directly to the museum of art in Winterthur. Miro. |
 Gaston Chaissac, 1954. |
 A large Ferdinand Hodler fresco. |
 Vincent van Gogh, superb. |
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 Klee, what would you expect? |
 Again! |
 Kandinsky also one of my favorites. |
 Self portrait of Ferdinand Hodler. |
 Adolf Dietrich, 1934. |
 Camille Graesser, 1958. |
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 Nicolas de Stael. |
 In the museum of Photography. |
 in the small Art House in Winterthur. |
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 In the museum of Art of Zürich, Claude le Lorrain, inspiraitonal for William Turner. Hence interesting me. |
 Hodler again. |
 Edouard Vallet, 1909. |
 Cuno Amiet. |
 Vincent! |
 and his autoportrait. |
 Monet, when he was in London. |
 Chagall. |
 Vallotton and many planes. |
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 The modern part of the Zürich Museum of Art. Warhol. |
 One very black Rothko. |
 Kandinsky. |
 Franz Gertsch, 1972 early work. |
 A japanese artist having done a picture of all he had! |
 A visitor listening to explanations on the Cy Twombly paintings. |
 Kandinsky again. |
 The same Twombly from above. |
 Amadeo Modigliani. |
 Fernand Léger. |
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 In the old town of Zürich. |
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 Some shopping in the Freitag factory-shop in Zürich Harddturm. |
 Only the first floors are shops, then you climb 3-4 floors to go to the panoramic terrace. |
 Next to the Prime Tower that is now the largest building in Switzerland the Freitag building looks small. |
 Schiffbau one of the many alternative places in Zürich. |
 A tourist resting in some square in the Hardturm area. |
 Inside the Technopark. |
 Die Rote Fabrik. Also a place for alternative culture. Full of graffiti. |
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