Alberto Giacometti - Lotto 3 libri - 2001





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Three-volume art catalogue set by Alberto Giacometti titled Lotto 3 libri, published in 2001 (first edition), 710 pages, in French and English, original language, in excellent condition.
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Alberto Giacometti - Christian Klemm - The Museum of Modern Art NEW YORK - 2001
In perspective, Giacometti - Fine Arts Museum of Caen 2008
Catalog of the exhibition, ambitious in the selection of works and in the breadth of the inquiry, which focuses on the relationship of Alberto Giacometti with contemporaneity. Instead of placing the work of a great master in comparison with that of contemporary artists — a rather banal principle — the aim of the exhibition is to underscore how Giacometti continues to fascinate today’s artists and how his themes and his creative processes remain relevant.
Alberto Giacometti - Monograph - JRP Edition 2010
This publication focuses on the so-called “crisis period” (after 1935 and during the Second World War). Gathering art-historical essays addressing the crisis in Giacometti’s work and modernity in general, as well as more than 100 key works, the editor revisits his work through the notions of a split and non-linearity.
Published with the Musées d’Art et d’Histoire, Geneva.
Alberto Giacometti - Christian Klemm - The Museum of Modern Art NEW YORK - 2001
In perspective, Giacometti - Fine Arts Museum of Caen 2008
Catalog of the exhibition, ambitious in the selection of works and in the breadth of the inquiry, which focuses on the relationship of Alberto Giacometti with contemporaneity. Instead of placing the work of a great master in comparison with that of contemporary artists — a rather banal principle — the aim of the exhibition is to underscore how Giacometti continues to fascinate today’s artists and how his themes and his creative processes remain relevant.
Alberto Giacometti - Monograph - JRP Edition 2010
This publication focuses on the so-called “crisis period” (after 1935 and during the Second World War). Gathering art-historical essays addressing the crisis in Giacometti’s work and modernity in general, as well as more than 100 key works, the editor revisits his work through the notions of a split and non-linearity.
Published with the Musées d’Art et d’Histoire, Geneva.

