10. Piet Mondrian’s Victory Boogie Woogie, 1942-44. The Painting as Illustration of the Biography of Landscape

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1. Frontmatter 1
2. Landscape and Heritage Studies 2
3. Table of Contents 5
4. Preface 17
5. 1. Landscape Biographies: Key Issues 21
6. 2. The Marsh of Modernity. The Bog in our Brains and Bowels 49
7. 3. Biographies of Biotopes 71
8. 4. Automobile Authorship of Landscapes. A Biographical Vignette of Iceland’s Interior 99
9. 5. Authenticity, Artifice and the Druidical Temple of Avebury 117
10. 6. Places That Matter. Megalithic Monuments from a Biographical Perspective 143
11. 7. What Future for the Life-History Approach to Prehistoric Monuments in the Landscape? 167
12. 8. ‘To Preserve the Terrain in its Present State’. Authorship and Conservation in the Eerder Achterbroek Protected Landscape Area (The Netherlands) 183
13. 9. The Quiet Authors of an Early Modern Palatial Landscape. Transformation without Reconstruction at King William’s Het Loo 205
14. 10. Piet Mondrian’s Victory Boogie Woogie, 1942-44. The Painting as Illustration of the Biography of Landscape 235
15. 11. Shanghai: The Biography of a City 253
16. 12. A Kaleidoscopic Biography of an Ordinary Landscape. Analysis of the Development of the Neighbourhood Buiten Wittevrouwen (Utrecht – the Netherlands) 283
17. 13. The Cultural Biography of a Street. Memory, Cultural Heritage and Historical Notion of the Visserstraat in Breda, the Netherlands (1200-2000) 309
18. 14. Post-Industrial Coal-Mining Landscapes and the Evolution of Mining Memory 327
19. 15. Fatal Attraction. Nazi Landscapes, Modernism, and Holocaust Memory 345
20. 16. A Biography for an Emerging Urban District. Discovering Open Spaces in the Former Carlsberg Breweries, Copenhage 377
21. 17. Layered Landscapes. A Problematic Theme in Historic Landscape Research 403
22. 18. Biographies of Landscape: Rebala Heritage Reserve, Estonia. Locals’ Perceptions of Landscape Heritage 423