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	Alfred Kubin: Drawings, 1897-1909 Kubin is irrefutably one of the most original talents of hisgeneration. Whether painting directly from his hallucinatoryvisions or illustrating the works of such literary giants asBalzac, Poe, Dostoevsky, and Gogol, Kubin eschewed thedecorative artistry of earlier Austrian art. Instead, he wasdrawn to life s dark undertones, represented in his workthrough his morbid subject matter and frenetic style. Filledwith horrific yet fully realized imaginings that were eerilyprescient of the era to come, ...
	Alfred Sisley Alfred Sisley remains one of the least known of the major Impressionists. Although a prolific artist, the uneven quality of his output has made it difficult to clearly establish his particular place within the history of Impressionism. A major international exhibition (of which this is the catalogue) opens in London in July 1992 before moving on to Baltimore and the Musee d'Orsay in Paris. By concentrating on only the highest quality pictures from throughout his career, his contribution to the f...
	Alfred Sisley: Catalogue Raisonne (Catalogues raisonnes) (French Edition) ...
	Alfred Stevens 1823-1906: A Loan Exhibition ...
	Alfred Stieglitz (Photography at the Mus?e D'Orsay) Alfred Stieglitz (Hoboken, New York State, 1864 – New York, 1946) remains celebrated in his own country, and was internationally famous in his time. He was the founder of Photo-Secession and the editor of Camera Work magazine, which championed photography as a fine art. Later, he mounted pioneering exhibitions of European avant-garde art, from Cézanne to Picasso, in his gallery at 291 Fifth Avenue, New York. This book’s publication coincides with a major Stieglitz retrospective at the Mu...
	Alfred Stieglitz at Lake George For more than a decade before World War I, Alfred Stieglitz gave much of his formidable energy to his public career as editor, publisher, proselytizer, and art dealer. In the 1920s and 1930s, he turned again to his own photography, exploring his personal world at Lake George in the New York Adirondacks. Here 65 of the Lake George photographs are splendidly reproduced. 115 illustrations, 65 in tritone, 50 in duotone....
	Alfred Stieglitz's Camera Notes "Camera Notes" was one of the most significant American photographic periodicals of its time. Published quarterly by the Camera Club of New York and edited by Alfred Stieglitz, it represented a critical phase in the campaign to legitimize the photo image as an artistic pursuit. Throughout most of its six-year life (1897-1903) the publication included articles on photographs as fine art, as well as hundreds of halftone images and high-quality photogravure images. While much has been written on th...
	Alfred Stieglitz: Photographs and Writings ...
	Alfredo Jaar: Geography=War ...