SIGNED; Amerigo Tot - Amerigo Tot - 1983
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Amerigo Tot, a first edition hardback art book in Hungarian, 176 pages, 270 × 215 mm, signed presentation copy by Amerigo Tot (1983) with over 100 black and white photos documenting his complete oeuvre.
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Amerigo Tot
Budapest, 1983
Presentation copy - Inscribed and signed by Amerigo Tot.
With over 100 black and white photos.
This is the first comprehensive art album showcasing the complete oeuvre of Amerigo Tot.
Amerigo Tot (1909–1984) was a Hungarian-Italian sculptor and painter known for his abstract and monumental works. Tot studied art in Budapest and later in Rome, where he became a key figure in post-war Italian modernism. His early work was influenced by futurism and constructivism, eventually evolving into dynamic abstract forms. Tot gained international recognition for his relief sculpture at Rome’s Termini railway station.
The introductory essay was written by eminent Hungarian art historian and museum director Lóránd Bereczky.
The volume also features the full transcript of a television interview conducted with the artist by Zsuzsa D. Fehér.
Condition: Good. No visible flaws whatsoever. No dust jacket.
Amerigo Tot
Budapest, 1983
Presentation copy - Inscribed and signed by Amerigo Tot.
With over 100 black and white photos.
This is the first comprehensive art album showcasing the complete oeuvre of Amerigo Tot.
Amerigo Tot (1909–1984) was a Hungarian-Italian sculptor and painter known for his abstract and monumental works. Tot studied art in Budapest and later in Rome, where he became a key figure in post-war Italian modernism. His early work was influenced by futurism and constructivism, eventually evolving into dynamic abstract forms. Tot gained international recognition for his relief sculpture at Rome’s Termini railway station.
The introductory essay was written by eminent Hungarian art historian and museum director Lóránd Bereczky.
The volume also features the full transcript of a television interview conducted with the artist by Zsuzsa D. Fehér.
Condition: Good. No visible flaws whatsoever. No dust jacket.
Details
Number of books
1
Subject
Art
Book title
Amerigo Tot
Author/ Illustrator
SIGNED; Amerigo Tot
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1983
Height
270 mm
Edition
1st Edition
Width
215 mm
Language
Hungarian
Original language
Yes
Binding/ Material
Hardback
Extras
Signed
Number of pages
176
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