Cover of Casabella, N. 547, June 1988, 20th Century, graphic, 31 x 28 cm

Whole artwork view. Blue headline above the picture, and table of contents below, written in red with black underlining; the picture represents a perspective view of the Malmo cemetery, drawn in black and white; one sees the left flank of the Crematorium chapel, designed by Sigurd Lewerentz in 1926, conceived as an ancient burial architecture composed by two masonry bodies - each made by a low box and a truncated cone relying on it - and a pronaos departing from them; the pronaos has the size of a temple, featuring a pilaster and five columns on each side, and framed by two obelisks on the sides; three are columns on the front, supporting a pediment and stretching on the main road of the cemetery, giving the overall appearance of a hybrid of Mycenaean, Greek and Egyptian architectures. Arnoldo Mondadori Editore, Milan, Italy