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Illustriertes Verzeichnis Nach Themengruppen (Auswahl) Illustriertes Verzeichnis nach Themengruppen (Auswahl) Einzelpersonen Kunst Balthus, Edward Hopper, Frida Kahlo 2 Joseph Beuys 4 Anselm Kiefer 7 Leonardo da Vinci 9 Cy Twombly 10 Einzelpersonen Photographie Bernd und Hilla Becher 13 Henri Cartier-Bresson 15 Anton Corbijn 17 Robert Mapplethorpe 19 Helmut Newton 20 August Sander 22 Cindy Sherman 24 Einzelpersonen Film, Musik und Diven Marilyn Monroe 25 Thematische Gruppen Emigranten und Verfolgte (ohne Newton) 26 Düsseldorfer Schule (ohne Becher) 28 Film, Musik und Diven 33 Städtebücher 41 Kulturkreise und Länder Deutschand 19. und 20. Jahrhundert 43 (ohne Sander, Beuys, Kiefer) Deutschland Gegenwart 48 (ohne Becher und Düsseldorfer Schule) Frankreich (ohne Cartier Bresson) 52 Großbritannien 57 Italien (ohne Leonardo da Vinci) 59 Niederlande (ohne Corbijn) 61 USA und Kanada 63 (ohne Mapplethope, Sherman, Twombly) www.schirmer-mosel.com Balthus, Edward Hopper, Frida Kahlo Eine Auswahl der von 1974 bis 2013 erschienenen Schirmer/Mosel-Titel Balthus. Gemälde. Balthus. Sabine Rewald, Aufgehobene Zeit. Mit einem Text von Stanislas Klossowski Gemälde und Zeichnungen 1932–1960. de Rola. Dt. von Reinhard Kaiser. 1983. Mit einem Beitrag von Virginie Monnier. 25 x 28,5 cm, 120 S., 80 Abb., 2007. geb., ISBN 3-88814-110-9 26 x 31,5 cm, 168 S., 172 Abb., brosch. 1985: 174-5 geb., ISBN 978-3-8296-0309-6 engl. Ausg. 2007: 0321-9 Balthus. Jean Clair, Metamorphosen deS ERos. Balthus. Sabine Rewald, CatS and GiRls. ESSay über Balthus. In Zusammenarbeit mit The Metropolitan Dt. von Erika Tophoven-Schöningh. 1984. Museum of Art, New York. 17 x 23,5 cm, 112 S., 77 Abb., Dt. von Bernadette Ott. 2013. brosch., ISBN 3-88814-138-9 23 x 25,3 cm, 176 S., 169 Abb., • geb., ISBN 978-3-8296-0647-9 Balthus. Claude Roy, Balthus. Leben und Hopper, Edward. Gail Levin, Gemälde und WeRk. Dt. von Jörg Trobitius. 1996. Zeichnungen 1882–1967. 24 x 30 cm, 272 S., 300 Abb., Dt. von Karin Stempel. 1981. geb., ISBN 3-88814-792-1 28 x 21,5 cm, 304 S., 542 Abb., brosch., ISBN 3-88814-171-0 NA 1983: 073-0 Balthus. Catalogue raiSonné. Das GeSamtweRk. Hopper, Edward. Die DRuckgraphik 1882– Virginie Monnier. Mit einem Text von 1967. Dt. von Michael Bischoff. 1986. Jean Clair. Dt. von Reinold Werner. 2000. 27 x 22 cm, 140 S., 162 Abb., Dt./frz. Ausg., brosch., ISBN 3-88814-170-2 22,5 x 29 cm, 576 S., 2.367 Abb. • geb., mit Schuber ISBN 3-88814-732-8 / 978-3-88814-732-6 Balthus. Kishin Shinoyama / Gero von Hopper, Edward. VieRzig MeiSteRweRke (SVB). Boehm, Das Haus deS MaleRS. Balthus im 1988. 14,5 x 19 cm, 120 S., 40 Abb., GRand Chalet. 2000. brosch., ISBN 3-88814-276-8 / 20,5 x 24,5 cm, 88 S., 42 Abb., • 978-3-88814-276-5 • engl. Ausg. 1988: geb., ISBN 3-88814-618-6 396-9 / 978-3-88814-396-0 engl. Ausg. 2000: 904-5 frz. Ausg. 1988: 516-3 geb. 2000 (Meister • verkl. NA, dt./engl. Ausg., brosch. 2007: der Kunst): ISBN 3-88814-933-9 / 978-3- 978-3-8296-0320-1 88814-933-7 engl. Ausg., geb. 2000: ISBN 3-88814-993-2 / 978-3-88814-993-1 Balthus. Rose-Maria Gropp, Balthus in PariS. Hopper, Edward. A Catalogue RaiSonné. Die eRSte AusStellung 1934. 2007. Vol. I – IV. 1995. 11,5 x 19 cm, 128 S., 16 Abb., Engl. Originalausg., • geb., ISBN 978-3-8296-0289-1 25 x 28,5 cm, 994 S., 1616 Abb., geb., ISBN 3-88814-768-9 www.schirmer-mosel.com Balthus, Edward Hopper und Frida Kahlo 2 Hopper, Edward. Deborah Lyons / Kahlo, Frida. Jetzt, wo Du mich veRläßt, Adam D. Weinberg, Edward HoppeR. liebe ich Dich mehr denn je. Briefe und Bilder der amerikaniSchen Seele. andere Schriften. Hrsg. und mit einem Ein LeSebuch. Mit Texten von Paul Auster, Vorwort von Raquel Tibol. Ann Beattie, Thom Gunn u.a. 1995. Dt. von Lisa Grüneisen und 19 x 24 cm, 228 S., 70 Abb., Jochen Staebel. 2004. geb., ISBN 3-88814-766-2 12,5 x 20,4 cm, 378 S., brosch. 1998: 497-3 geb., ISBN 978-3-86555-039-2 • brosch. Ausg. 2007: 978-3-86555-048-4 Hopper, Edward. Gemälde und LedgeR Kahlo, Frida. Katalog Tate ModeRn, London. Book-Zeichnungen. Hrsg. von Emma Dexter und Mit Texten von Deborah Lyons und Tanya Barson. Mit Texten von Brian O’Doherty. Dt. von Bernadette Ott. Gannit Ankori, Oriana Baddeley, 2012. 19 x 30 cm, 152 S., 125 Abb., Christina Burrus und Raquel Tibol. 2005. • geb., ISBN 978-3-8296-0580-9 24,5 x 29 cm, 232 S., 208 Abb., • engl. Ausg. 2013: 0602-8 brosch., ISBN 3-8296-0196-4 / 978-3-8296-0196-2 Hopper, Edward. Amerika – Licht und Kahlo, Frida. Dir sende ich mein ganzeS Schatten eineS Mythos. Mit einem Text von HeRz. LiebeSbriefe. Mit einem Vorwort von Didier Ottinger. Dt. von Barbara Heber- Raquel Tibol. Dt. von Lisa Grüneisen und Schärer und Claudia Steinitz. 2013. Jochen Staebel. 2007. 14,5 x 20,5 cm, 128 S., 100 Abb., 11,5 x 19 cm, 180 S.,17 Abb., • brosch., ISBN 978-3-8296-0634-9 • geb., ISBN 978-3-86555-036-1 Strand, Mark. Über Gemälde von Edward Kahlo, Frida. Fridas KleideR – Aus dem HoppeR. Dt. von Wiebke Meier. 2004. Museo Frida Kahlo in Mexico City. 11,5 x 19 cm, 104 S., 30 Abb., Mit Texten von Carlos Phillips Olmedo, • geb., ISBN 3-8296-0155-7 / Denise und Magdalena Rosenzweig, 978-3-8296-0155-9 Teresa del conde und Marta Turok. Photographien von Graciela Iturbide und Pablo Aguinaco. 2009. 24 x 30 cm, 192 S., 167 Abb., • geb., ISBN 978-3-8296-0409-3 Kahlo, Frida. MeiSteRweRke (SVB). Kahlo, Frida. Ihre Photographien. Mit Texten Mit einem Text von Keto von Waberer. von Carlos Phillips, Hilda Trujillo Soto, 1992. 14,5 x 19 cm, 112 S., 43 Abb., Gaby Franger, Rainer Huhle, • brosch., ISBN 3-88814-382-9 / Masayo Nonaka u.a. Hrsg. von Pablo Ortiz 978-3-88814-382-3 Monasterio. Dt. von Silke Kleemann und frz. Ausg. 1992: 575-9 Martina Tichy. 2010. • engl. Ausg. 1994: 700-X / 16,5 x 23 cm, 520 S., 400 Abb., 978-3-88814-700-5 geb., ISBN 978-3-8296-0425-3 Kahlo, Frida. Hayden Herrera, Frida Kahlo. Kahlo, Frida / Nickolas Muray. Ich weRde Die Gemälde. Dt. von Manfred Ohl und Dich nie veRgeSSen … FRida Kahlo und Hans Sartorius. 1992. NickolaS MuRay. UnveRöffentlichte PhotogRa- 24,5 x 27,5 cm, 272 S., 217 Abb., phien und BRiefe. 2004. 23 x 31,5 cm, 120 S., • geb., ISBN 3-88814-469-8 / 179 Abb., geb., ISBN 3-8296-0120-4 / 978-3-88814-469-1 978-3-8296-0120-7 engl. Ausg. 2004: 3- brosch. 1995: 782-4 8296-0121-2 / 978-3-8296-0121-4 • brosch. 2006: ISBN 3-8296-0220-0 / 978-3-8296-0220-4 Kahlo, Frida. Helga Prignitz-Poda, Kahlo, Guillermo. Gaby Franger / Frida Kahlo – Die Malerin und ihr WeRk. Rainer Huhle, Fridas VateR. 2003. 28 x 33 cm, 264 S., 175 Abb., Der Fotograf GuilleRmo Kahlo. 2005. geb., ISBN 3-8296-0067-4 / 23,5 x 27,5 cm, 248 S., 179 Abb., 978-3-8296-0067-5 • geb., ISBN 3-8296-0197-2 / engl. Ausg.: ISBN 3-8296-0118-2 / 978-3-8296-0197-9 978-3-8296-0118-4 • verkl. NA., brosch., dt. Ausg. 2010: 978-3-8296-0457-4 www.schirmer-mosel.com Balthus, Edward Hopper und Frida Kahlo 3 Joseph Beuys Eine Auswahl der von 1974 bis 2013 erschienenen Schirmer/Mosel-Titel Beuys, Joseph. Zeichnungen 1947–59 I. Beuys, Joseph. Frühe Aquarelle (SVB). Mit einem Gespräch zwischen Joseph Mit einem Text von Werner Schade. 1989. Beuys und Hagen Lieberknecht. 1972. 14,5 x 19 cm, 108 S., 41 Abb., 27 x 35,5 cm, 144 S., 57 Abb., brosch., ISBN 3-88814-316-0 geb., ISBN 3-88814-002-1 engl. Ausg. 1991: 398-5 frz. Ausg. 1989: 536-8 Beuys, Joseph. MultiplizieRte Kunst. WeRk- Beuys, Joseph. Block BeuyS. Hrsg. von veRzeichniS. Hrsg. von Jörg Schellmann Eva Wenzel und Jessyka Beuys. Mit Photo- und Bernd Klüser. 1975. graphien von Claudio Abate. 1990. 15 x 20,5 cm, 260 S., 300 Abb., 24 x 29,5 cm, 412 S., 335 Abb., brosch., ISBN 3-88814-018-8 geb., ISBN 3-88814-288-1 Beuys, Joseph. Caroline Tisdall, Joseph BeuyS Beuys, Joseph. Natur Materie Form. Katalog – Coyote. Photographien und Texte von Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Caroline Tisdall. 1976. 26 x 18 cm, Düsseldorf. Hrsg. und mit einem Text 160 S., 97 Abb., von Armin Zweite. 1991. brosch., ISBN 3-88814-006-4 24 x 30 cm, 360 S., 285 Abb., geb. 1980: 057-9 NA, geb. 1988: 268-7 brosch., ISBN 3-88814-454-X • NA, dt., geb. 2008: 978-3-8296-0396-6 geb. 1992: 453-1 • engl. Ausg., geb. 2008: 978-3-8296-0397-3 Beuys, Joseph. Arbeiten aus MünchneR Beuys, Joseph. Frühe Zeichnungen (SVB). Sammlungen. Katalog Städtische Galerie Mit einem Text von Werner Schade. 1992. im Lenbachhaus, München. Hrsg und 14,5 x 19 cm, 104 S., 53 Abb., mit einem Text von Armin Zweite. 1981. brosch., ISBN 3-88814-447-7 22,5 x 22,5 cm, 342 S., 247 Abb., engl. Ausg. 1992: 471-X brosch., ISBN 3-88814-091-9 frz. Ausg. 1992: 594-5 Beuys, Joseph. Skulpturen und Objekte. Beuys, Joseph. Die MultipleS 1965–1986. Katalog Berlin: Band 1. Hrsg. von Heiner WeRkveRzeichniS der Auflagenobjekte und Bastian. Mit Texten von Götz Adriani, DRuckgraphik. Hrsg. von Jörg Schellmann. Heiner Bastian, Franz-Joseph von der 1992. Erw. u. überarb. Ausg.
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