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Alexej Von Jawlensky, Volume Four: Catalogue Raisonne of the Oil Paintings (The Alexej Von Jawlensky Archive Series)The fourth and last volume of the work of Alexej von Jawlensky covers the watercolours and drawings executed throughout his career. Over 1,200 works are included and illustrated, showing a variety of techniques - watercolour, pencil, chalk, charcoal, pastel, pen and ink, brush and ink, wax crayon and gouache. Also included are some 83 new additions to the oil oeuvre.Jawlensky's watercolours and drawings are considerably less well known than his oil paintings. They nevertheless amount to a substa... |
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Alexej Von Jawlensky, Volume One 1890-1914: Catalogue Raisonne of the Oil PaintingsOne of the most original and powerful Russian twentieth century artists, Alexej von Jawlensky worked for most of his life in Germany with early spells in France. After he had come to terms with the impact of Gauguin, Cezanne and Matisse, his work went through Fauve and expressionist periods in the development of a highly personal style, In 1909 he helped found the Neue Kunstlervereinigung in Munich, and along with Kandinsky was an outstanding member of that group. He became one of the great twen... |
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Alexej Von Jawlensky, Volume Three 1934-1937: Catalogue Raisonne of the Oil PaintingsThe third and final volume of the Catalogue Raissonne of the oil paintings of Alexej von Jawlensky contains 807 works including addenda to the first two volumes, with virtually every work illustrated in colour. The culmination of this period, and of Jawlensky's entire oeuvre, is the series of "Meditations," intense, small-format works in which the rigour of the "Abstract Heads" is taken to the furthest extreme, but is suffused with even greater radiance.This catalogue is preceded by a general ev... |
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Alexey Brodovitch (Portfolio (Assouline))Often described as the father of twentieth-century art direction, Alexey Brodovitch and his contributions to Harper's Bazaar remain the reference point for several generations of photographers and art directors. Brodovitch was one of the first to incorporate the space available into the overall design--for example, in his pioneering use of the double-page spread. With an infallible eye, he promoted photographers such as Blumenfeld, Cartier-Bresson, Avedon, and Man Ray.... |
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Alexey Brodovitch and his influence;: [exhibition and catalogue... |
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Alexis Rockman Second Nature: Second Nature... |
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