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James Johnson Sweeney (1900–1986)

Författare till Irish Illuminated Manuscripts of the Early Christian Period

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Foto taget av: James Johnson Sweeney [credit: The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum]

Verk av James Johnson Sweeney

African Folktales & Sculptures (1952) 40 exemplar
Henry Moore (1946) 23 exemplar
African Sculpture (1970) 18 exemplar
Marc Chagall (1946) 15 exemplar
Calder : Fondation Maeght (1969) 14 exemplar
Joan Miro (1941) 13 exemplar
Antoni Gaudí (1960) 7 exemplar
Soulages (1972) 5 exemplar
African Negro art (1967) 4 exemplar
African Negro Art 2 exemplar
Joan Mir 1 exemplar
Gaudi 1 exemplar
Henry Moore (1946) 1 exemplar
The Miro Atmosphere. (1959) 1 exemplar
Atmósfera Miró (1959) 1 exemplar
Wifredo Lam (1961) 1 exemplar

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Calder, the artist, the work (Archives Maeght) (1971) — Preface — 11 exemplar

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This publication documents the 1958 Guggenheim International Award, the second installment of a prize established in 1956 “to stimulate interest in contemporary art and in this way encourage the work of artists throughout the world.” An international jury awarded $10,000 to a chosen artist; additional awards were conferred to artists by nationality. The winner of the 1958 International Award was Spanish artist Joan Miró, for Day and Night, a ceramic mural designed for the UNESCO building in Paris. The catalogue includes a color foldout reproduction of the mural’s component Night and a checklist of participating artists.… (mer)
 
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petervanbeveren | Aug 14, 2023 |
African sculpture, African folktales, folklore
 
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MofAC | 1 annan recension | May 28, 2009 |
 
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Sheila01 | 1 annan recension | Apr 21, 2019 |
Monograph Library - shelved at: B11:GAU
 
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HB-Library-159 | Oct 19, 2016 |

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44
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2
Medlemmar
318
Popularitet
#74,348
Betyg
4.1
Recensioner
5
ISBN
23
Språk
2

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