Titlebook: Art Discovery and Censorship in the Centre William Rappard of Geneva; Building the Future Edmundo Murray Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-4936-2 large meeting rooms, halls and corridors became weirdly quiet while the employees were sent to work from home. Socializing and encounters were ruled out and diplomatic life turned out to be an online experience. The value of most artworks in the Centre William Rappard has been perceived as diplomat

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1926: Metaphors of Hope, were born from the ashes of World War I and fear of revolution. In 1920, the International Labour Office arrived in Geneva and started working under the leadership of Albert Thomas. Three years later, the works started on the lakeside Villa Bloch. The Centre William Rappard opened in 1926. Designed

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,1930: “Sex and drunkenness and, yes, sin”—The Geneva Window That Never Arrived in Geneva,e panels represent literary passages from early twentieth-century Irish writers. In spite of its stunning harmony of colours, the Irish government, with the support of the Catholic establishment, rejected Clarke’s window. The inclusion of erotic images and texts from Protestant and Communist authors

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,1977: “Profane, sentimentalist, almost human”—The GATT Secretariat in the Centre William Rappard,authorities engaged in major renovations at the Centre William Rappard, which would house the United Nations Human Rights High Commissioner office, the library of the Geneva Graduate Institute and the secretariat of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT). Within the context of Cold War po

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,2013: Fresh Air—Rediscovering and Restoring Artworks, Rappard. As a result, the building went through renewed renovations and additions. A large Council Room was built by the architect Ugo Brunoni and the Villa Rappard was integrated within the compound. The historic building was modernized, including the construction of the Atrium in the former north

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2020: The End of Humour,caricature . by Claude Namy was removed from public view in the Centre William Rappard only a few thought that it was humorous. The painting portrays ambassadors, officers and staff who worked at the secretariat of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade in the 1960s. During decades, the caricatu

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