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Inventar Bibliothek Giedion Public.Xlsx Verzeichnis der Bibliothek von Carola Giedion-Welcker Seite 1 Bibliothek SIK-ISEA Signatur SIK-ISEA (Zu mit * bezeichneten Signaturen Jahr / existiert ein Dossier mit Urheber / Künstler Titel Ort & Verlag / Institution Zeitschriftennummer Bemerkungen Beilagen) Adam, Leonhard Nordwest-Amerikanische Indianerkunst Berlin: Ernst Wasmuth o.J. Notiz zu Abb. 42: "Vgl. Taeuber-Arp, Dada Plastik" B3 - 17666* Adami, Valerio Valerio Adami / Helmut Heissenbüttel. Tagebuchnotizen Zürich: Maeght 1977/78 A3 - 6795 Adami, Valerio Adami: Bilder, Aquarelle, Zeichnungen Zürich: Galerie Maeght 1972 A3 - 9070 Agam, Yaacov Agam. Transformable Painting in Movement Tel-Aviv Museum 1958 Widmung Agam an SG ("from your ex-student") A1 - 15636 Yaacov Agam. Peinture transformable, peinture Zürich: Galerie Suzanne Agam, Yaacov polyphonique, peinture en mouvement Bollag 1962 A1 - 15635 Agam, Yaacov Yaacov Agam. Texte des Künstlers Neuchâtel: Edition du Griffon 1962 B3 - 17428 Albers, Josef Josef Albers. New Paintings New York: Sidney Janis 1963 A2 - 21143 Alechinsky, Pierre Alechinsky Paris: Galerie Nina Dausset 1954 A3 - 22249 Alechinsky, Pierre Pierre Alechinsky Zürich: Kunsthaus 1975 A2 - 7296 Alechinsky, Pierre Pierre Alechinsky. Le tout Venant Paris: Galerie de France 1966 A2 - 13320 Alewyn, Richard L'Univers du baroque Paris: Editions Gonthier 1959 EH C - 2847 Alfieri, Bruno Paul Klee Venezia 1948 B1 - 7134 Alloway, Lawrence Geigy (Separatum aus Graphis 65) 1956 B3 - 18110 Amiet, Cuno Cuno Amiet Basel: Kunsthalle 1960 A2 - 2677 Ammann, Jean- Christophe & Szeemann, Harald Von Hodler zur Antiform: Geschichte der Kunsthalle Bern Bern: Benteli 1970 Widmung von Verena Kuske-Ammann an CGW B1 - 12383 Andersen Nexö, Die Passagiere der leeren Plätze. Mit 12 Zeichungen Martin von George Grosz Berlin: Malik 1921 B2 - 19099 / RARA Malevich: catalogue raisonné of the Berlin exhibition 1927, including the collection in the Stedelijk Museum Andersen, Troels Amsterdam: with a general introduction to his work Amsterdam: Stedelijk Museum 1970 Beiliegend 2 Fotografien von Malewitschs Architekton A3 - 22027* Anglès, Auguste L'Abbaye de Moissac Paris: Henri Laurens o.J. B1 - 12739 Anton, Ferdinand Peru: Indianerkunst aus präkolumbianischer Zeit München: Piper 1959 B1 - 12649 Antral, Louis-Robert Hogarth Paris: Rieder 1931 B1 - 12579 Le bestiaire / Montparnasse. Pierre Bernac (Bariton) & Apollinaire / Poulenc Francis Poulenc (Piano) His Masters Voice o.J. Schellackplatte Digitale Aufnahme verfügbar Venezia: Edizioni Del Apollonio, Umbro Pittura Metafisica Cavallino 1950 Anstreichungen; Buchzeichen Abb. Carra," Solitudine" B1 - 12536 Apollonio, Umbro & Tapié, Michel Francesco Somaini Neuchâtel: Ed. du Griffon 1960 Beiliegend: Karte von F. Somaini B3 - 17492* Appel, Karel / Claus, Hugo De Blijde en Onvoorzi ene Week Amsterdam 1951 signiert v. Appel & Claus, Widmung an CGW von Aldo van Eyck B3 - 18120 / RARA Archipenko, Alexander Archipenko. Fifty creative years, 1908-1958 New York: Tekhine 1960 Anstreichungen und Anmerkungen B3 - 17363 Archipenko, Alexander Alexander Archipenko Berlin: Sturm-Bilderbuch II o.J. [ca. 1920] B3 - 17692 / RARA Das Gemeinsame. Mit 27 Holzschnitten von Frans Widmung auf Vorsatz: "Der schönen, klugen Frau Giedion- Arcos, René Masereel Leipzig: Insel o.J. Welcker von Fritz Marcan 13. Juli 1921" B1 - 12803 Argan, Giulio Carlo Martini Köln: Kiepenheuer & Witsch 1956 Anmerkungen und Anstreichungen B2 - 19161 Arntz, Wilhelm F. & Willi Baumeister: zum 65. Geburtstag von seinen Grohmann, Will Freunden Stuttgart: Kohlhammer 1954 A2 - 20997 Arp, Hans Logbuch des Traumkapitäns. Gedichte Zürich: Arche 1965 B1 - 12755 / RARA Arp, Hans Weh unser guter Kaspar ist tot. Gedichte Zürich: Hug & Co. o.J. Digitale Aufnahme verfügbar Arp, Hans Hans Arp: Wegweiser = Jean Arp: jalons Meudon: [s.n.] 1951 Nummer 60 von 250 B3 - 17368 B3 - 17947 / RARA / Digitale Arp, Hans Hans Arp liest Hans Arp Pfullingen: Günther Neske o.J. Schallplatte 33 U/m; Einbandentwurf v. Hans Arp Aufnahme verfügbar 20.08.2018 Seite 1 Verzeichnis der Bibliothek von Carola Giedion-Welcker Seite 2 Bibliothek SIK-ISEA Gedruckt von Jan Tschichold, beiliegend signierte Visitenkarte Arp, Hans Die Engelsschrift Tübingen: H. Laupp 1952 v. Hans Arp B3 - 17819 / RARA New York: The Museum of Arp, Hans Arp Modern Art 1958 B2 - 8768 Arp, Hans Arp New York: Sidney Janis 1968 A3 - 22022 Arp, Hans Arp Paris: Galerie Surréaliste 1927 A1 - 15590 / RARA Arp, Hans Arp Paris: Galerie Goemans 1929 A2 - 11412 Arp, Hans Arp - Taeuber - Arp Paris: Galerie Denise René 1950 A1 - 15536 / RARA Arp, Hans Arp / S.H. Taeuber-Arp Paris: Galerie Jeanne Bucher 1939 A2 - 21230 / RARA Essen: Folkwang Museum et Arp, Hans Hans Arp al. 1959/60 Anstreichungen A1 - 9036 Mit einem Vorwort von CGW; beiliegend: Einladungskarten, Arp, Hans Hans Arp Basel: Kunsthalle 1962 Notiz, Werkreproduktionen A1 - 2824* Hans Arp, Serge Brignoni, Hans Schiess, Kurt Arp, Hans Seligmann, Sophie Taeuber-Arp Bern: Kunsthalle 1932 A2 - 11394 b / RARA Arp, Hans Hans Arp. Skulpturer, Reliefer, Tapisserier Helsingfor: Galleri Artek 1959 A1 - 15684 Arp, Hans I Maestri della scultura 63: Arp Milano: Fratelli Fabbri 1966 Bm - 679 New York: Curt Valentin Arp, Hans Jean Arp Gallery 1954 A1 - 15537 / RARA Arp, Hans Jean Arp New York: Buchholz Gallery 1949 A2 - 21090 / RARA Jean Arp: [Tentoonstelling] Haags Gemeentemuseum, Arp, Hans 18 februari-16 april 1967 Den Haag: [s.n.] 1967 Mit einer Widmung von Marguerite Arp-Hagenbach A2 - 21015 Jean Arp: exhibition Galerie Chalette, New York, Arp, Hans January-February 1965 [New York]: [s.n.] 1965 A2 - 21000 Jean Arp and Sophie Taeuber-Arp - the spiritual mission Arp, Hans of art New York: Galerie Chalette 1960 A2 - 21040 Stuttgart: Galerie Herbert Arp, Hans Josef Albers, Hans Arp, Max Bill Herrmann 1948 A1 - 6628 Vertigral. Ergual pir oorlogosin biriburt. Redacteur en chef: Eugene Joles, comité de rédaction: Hans Arp, Arp, Hans Vincent Huidobro, Georges Pelorson 1932 Anstreichungen B3 - 18093 / RARA Arp, Hans / Neitzel, Leipzig: Verlag der weissen L.H. Neue Französische Malerei Bücher 1913 B2 - 7574 Paris: Librairies-Imprimeries Arsène, Alexandre L'art du rire et de la caricature Réunies o.J. B3 - 17580 / RARA London: Oxford University Asthon, Leigh (ed.) Style in Sculpture Press 1947 A1 - 15605 Aubier, Dominique Guerre à la tristesse Paris: Robert Delpire 1955 B3 - 17621 Auburtin, Victor Die Kunst stirbt München: Langen 1911 Anstreichungen B1 - 12441 Auquier, Philippe Pierre Puget Paris: Henri Laurens Editeur o.J. B2 - 10373 b Aurigemma, Salvatore Villa Adriana (Hadrian's Villa) near Tivoli Tivoli: Arti Grafiche A. Chicca o.J. B1 - 12709 Aust, Günter Otto Freundlich 1878-1943 Köln: Dumont Schauberg 1960 Beiliegend: Fotografie Werkabbildung (Freundlich?) B2 - 19217* Autant-Lara, Claude Paris: Se trouve a La Belle & Vion, Marcel Aujourd'hui Edition 1919 B3 - 17810 / RARA Avermaete, Roger James Ensor Antwerpen: De Sikkel 1947 B2 - 19162 Bachofen, Johann Jakob Mutterrecht und Urreligion Leipzig: Alfred Kröner o.J. [1926] Anstreichungen und Anmerkungen B1 - 12896 Bacon, Francis Francis Bacon New York: Marlborough 1968 A3 - 22276 20.08.2018 Seite 2 Verzeichnis der Bibliothek von Carola Giedion-Welcker Seite 3 Bibliothek SIK-ISEA Art moderne et Schizophrénie (Separatum aus: Revue Bader, Alfred Suisse de Psychologie pure et appliquée) Vol. XVII, 1958 1958 B2 - 20129 Belgien und Holland nebst dem Grossherzogthum Baedeker, Karl Luxemburg Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1891 Anstreichungen B1 - 12746 Baedeker, Karl Berlin und Umgebung. 18. Aufl. Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1914 Beiliegend: Postkarte von "Ella" an CGW, 23.3.1913 B1 - 12634* Eintrag auf Deckel Innenseite: "J. Giedion, Wien I, Schottenbastei 1"; Eintrag auf Titelseite: "S. Giedion, Wien XIX, Baedeker, Karl Südbayern, Tirol und Salzburg. 32. Aufl. Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1906 Hauptstr. 60 [vermutl. Döblinger Hauptstr. 60] B1 - 12654 Österreich (ohne Galizien, Dalmatien, Ungarn und Baedeker, Karl Bosnien), 29. Aufl. Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1913 Vermerk auf Titelblatt: "Feldkirch 7 Juni 1920" B1 - 12644 Baedeker, Karl Süddeutschland Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1913 Eintrag auf Titelblatt: "Glaris 1919 SG" B1 - 12645 Baedeker, Karl Great Britain. Handbook for Travellers, 8th edition Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1927 Anstreichungen B1 - 12640 Baedeker, Karl Spanien und Portugal. Handbuch für Reisende, 5. Aufl. Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1929 Anstreichungen, Notizen B1 - 12641 Switzerland, and the adjacent portions of Italy, Savoy, Baedeker, Karl and the Tyrol. Eleventh remodelled Edition Leipsic: Karl Baedeker 1885 Anstreichungen B1 - 12643 Baedeker, Karl Nordost-Deutschland nebst Dänemark, 31. Aufl. Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1914 Besitzvermerk auf Titelblatt: "Graz, 11. Juni 1920, S.G." B1 - 12784 The United States with Excursions to Mexico, Cuba, Baedeker, Karl Porto Rico, and Alaska. 4. Aufl. Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1909 Besitzvermerk: "Carola Welcker, 1911"; Anstreichungen B1 - 12742 Besitzvermerk auf Vorsatz: "Giedion-Welcker, München, Baedeker, Karl Italien. Erster Theil: Ober-Italien bis Livorno… Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1882 Viktoriastr. 3"; Annotationen B1 - 12782 Le Nord-Ouest de la France. De la frontière Belge à la Besitzvermerk: "Zürich, 9. Aug. 1925 S.G."; Vannes, Morbihan, Baedeker, Karl Loire; 9e edition Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1913 Carnac etc. B1 - 12718 Schweden, Finnland und die Hauptreisewege durch Baedeker, Karl Dänemark, 14. Aufl. Leipzig: Karl Baedeker 1929 Anstreichungen B1 - 12642 Bahr, Hermann Dalmatinische Reise Berlin: S. Fischer 1909 B1 - 12629 Bahr, Hermann Expressionismus München:
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