Alberto Giacometti: Raum, Figur, Zeit (Art to Read): Space, Figure, Time (Klassische Moderne) - Primera edición

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ISBN/EAN: 9783775723732

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Autor del libro: ulf küster, alberto giacometti, raum zeit, kuester, odell, macculloch, elisabeth fischer, kuster, hatje cantz verlag gmbh, schweizer, jean paul sartre, fondation beyeler
Título del libro: alberto, raum zeit, giacometti, figur figur, raum space, hatje cantz, zeit lexikon, international monetary policy, religion the ancient celts, soja, art now, figure, read, time space, albert, moderne art

Datos del la editorial

Autor: Ulf Küster
Título: Alberto Giacometti - Space, Figure, Time
Editorial: Hatje Cantz Verlag
Año de publicación: 2009-06-04
DE
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Peso: 0,422 kg
Idioma: Inglés
19,80 € (DE)
20,40 € (AT)
26,80 CHF (CH)
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172mm x 248mm x 130mm

BB; B315; Hardcover, Softcover / Kunst; Kunst: allgemeine Themen; Verstehen; Plastik, Numismatik, Keramik, Metallkunst; Klassische; Moderne; Bildhauerei; Kunst; zum; Lesen; Entdecken

Alberto Giacometti (1901–1966) was the son of the Swiss painter Giovanni Giacometti. Born and raised in Val Bregaglia, after 1922 he lived primarily inParis following studies in Geneva and Rome. He created a stir among the Surrealists in the thirties, and was active as a lamp and vase designer. He developed his noted late work, extremely thin bronze figures symbolic of human existence, during and after World War II. Extremely self-critical, he consistently attempted to fathom the outer appearance and inner essence of the human being in its relationship to himself as a sculptor, painter, and draftsman. The idea that space and time were as one was central to his concept: the depiction of movement, but also the movement of the viewer, is linked to the period of time in which it occurs as well as the space it transverses.

is an outstanding introduction to the life and work of this important and simultaneously puzzling artist, one who decisively influenced our understanding of sculpture in space. (German edition ISBN 978-3-7757-2372-5)

Exhibition schedule: Fondation Beyeler, Riehen/Basel, May 31–October 11, 2009

series (German edition ISBN 978-3-7757-2392-3) are also available.

Alberto Giacometti (1901–1966) was the son of the Swiss painter Giovanni Giacometti. Born and raised in Val Bregaglia, after 1922 he lived primarily inParis following studies in Geneva and Rome. He created a stir among the Surrealists in the thirties, and was active as a lamp and vase designer. He developed his noted late work, extremely thin bronze figures symbolic of human existence, during and after World War II. Extremely self-critical, he consistently attempted to fathom the outer appearance and inner essence of the human being in its relationship to himself as a sculptor, painter, and draftsman. The idea that space and time were as one was central to his concept: the depiction of movement, but also the movement of the viewer, is linked to the period of time in which it occurs as well as the space it transverses.

is an outstanding introduction to the life and work of this important and simultaneously puzzling artist, one who decisively influenced our understanding of sculpture in space. (German edition ISBN 978-3-7757-2372-5)

Exhibition schedule: Fondation Beyeler, Riehen/Basel, May 31–October 11, 2009

series (German edition ISBN 978-3-7757-2392-3) are also available.