Resultados de búsqueda: Títulos que empiezan por F de artecontemporanea

Feltrinelli, Miano, 1966. paperback. fine.

Museum Boymans-van Beuningen, Rotterdam, 1981. staple binding. fine.

Department of Defense, Washington, 1961. staple binding. fine.

Shinchosha, Tokyo , 1996. hardcover with dust jacket. fine.

Open Head Press, London, 1974. staple binding. fine.

Thames & Hudson, London, 2010. paperback. fine. This is the ultimate book on Fanzines an amateur magazine produced by fans, for fans of a certain subculture. This highly visual illustrated book is full of reproductions of the best fanzines ever created, from the superhero tributes of the 1950s and 60s, to punk fanzines such as Sniffin Glue, right up the contemporary e-zine scene. Arranged in six chronological chapters, each with a thorough introduction, Fanzines spans eight decades of counterculture and features many extremely rare publications. Written by a fanzine collector and expert author, Fanzines has cult appeal for anyone interested in graphic design, magazine publishing or underground culture.

Gallerie dArte Martano, Torino, 1971. paperback. fine.

Galleria dell' Ariete, Milano, 1971. fine.

Harry N. Abrams, New York, 1995. hardcover. fine.

The Medical Press, New York, 1965. hardcover with dust jacket. fine.

Collana "Einaudi Letteratura" n. 55. Introduzione di Leonardo Sciascia. Con un’antologia di viaggiatori (Brydone, Swinburne, De Borch, Houel, Goethe, Münter, Bartels, Bingham Richards, Seume, Russell, De Forbin, Kephalidés, Della Torre di Rezzonico, Audot). Dalla quarta di copertina: "La villa Palagonia a Bagheria, in Sicilia, definita da un viaggiatore: "il luogo più straordinario del mondo", è il teatro in cui Ferdinando Scianna esercita una singolare esperienza di fotografo, che va al di là della documentazione di un particolare oggetto architettonico". "Nella sua introduzione, Leonardo Sciascia presenta un’antologia di lettere di viaggiatori che, in tempi e modi diversi, hanno registrato l’impatto di questo luogo inquietante".
Text: Scianna Ferdinando , Sciascia Leonardo.cm 19,5x20,5; pp. 100; BW ills.; paperback, fine.

Cahiers dart, Paris, 1952. paperback. fine.

Fattoria, Radda in Chianti, 1985. paperback. fine.

Centro Di, Firenze, 1973. paperback. fine.

Trikont, München, 1974. paperback. fine.

Film Culture, New York, 1963. paperback. fine.

Inter Nationes, Bonn, 1993. paperback. fine.

Tate Gallery Publishing, London, 2006. hardcover. fine. Since 1979, Peter Fischli and David Weiss have been cheerfully celebrating the banality of everyday existence and, in the process, rising to the forefront of the contemporary international art world. Their work deliberately ignores the traditional distinction between high and low art, and employs a wide variety of media, including photography, film, video, artists books, installation, and sculpture. Featuring over 200 color illustrations arranged in spreads designed by the artists, "Flowers & Questions" is the most thorough survey to date of one of the most fascinating and varied careers in contemporary art. The book includes contributions from a wide range of writers, critics, artists, and filmmakers, including leading art critic Arthur C. Danto, cult filmmaker John Waters, curator and writer Hans Ulrich Obrist, and artist Tacita Dean.

Fiamma Press, Zürich, 1990. hardcover with dust jacket. fine.

Gibbs Smith, Salt Lake City, 1999. hardcover. fine. In celebration of Fortune's 70th anniversary, this volume presents the magazine's cover collection from 1930 to 1950. About 250 color reproductions show how notable artists contributed cover art throughout the years to portray the modern era during its dramatic, formative years. The images, combined with selected excerpts from vintage magazines, offer a look at the underpinnings of modern society and its industries and provide a glimpse of America's response to the Great Depression, the outbreak of global war, and the U.S. rise to postwar economic supremacy.