Erró Catalogo generale - 1976





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Hardback, first edition volume 1 of Erró Catalogue Generale / Catalogue Raisonné (1944-1976), published by Pre-art Milano in 1976, 238 pages in Italian.
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Volume 1 of the General Catalogue (Catalogue Raisonné) dedicated to the Icelandic artist Erró (pseudonym of Guðmundur Guðmundsson, born in 1932), one of the founding figures and most important of the Narrative Figuration movement (the European version of Pop Art).
Full Title: Erró. General Catalogue / Catalogue Raisonné (1944-1976) - Volume 1
Publisher: Pre-art, Milan (co-edited in France by Éditions du Chêne, Paris).
Year of Publication: 1976.
First Edition? Yes, this is the first and only issuing of this specific catalog raisonné, printed in a batch of 5,000 copies in total.
.Number of Pages: The volume contains exactly 238 pages in total.
Visual Content: A comprehensive scientific census of the first three decades of Erró’s career. It includes 212 pages of black-and-white reproductions and an insert with 48 color reproductions applied. It also includes a broad biobibliographic section in an appendix.
Language: A multilingual edition written entirely in three languages with parallel texts in Italian, French and English.
Volume 1 of the General Catalogue (Catalogue Raisonné) dedicated to the Icelandic artist Erró (pseudonym of Guðmundur Guðmundsson, born in 1932), one of the founding figures and most important of the Narrative Figuration movement (the European version of Pop Art).
Full Title: Erró. General Catalogue / Catalogue Raisonné (1944-1976) - Volume 1
Publisher: Pre-art, Milan (co-edited in France by Éditions du Chêne, Paris).
Year of Publication: 1976.
First Edition? Yes, this is the first and only issuing of this specific catalog raisonné, printed in a batch of 5,000 copies in total.
.Number of Pages: The volume contains exactly 238 pages in total.
Visual Content: A comprehensive scientific census of the first three decades of Erró’s career. It includes 212 pages of black-and-white reproductions and an insert with 48 color reproductions applied. It also includes a broad biobibliographic section in an appendix.
Language: A multilingual edition written entirely in three languages with parallel texts in Italian, French and English.

