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Biblioteca De Arte TEA Tenerife Espacio de las Artes 922 849 117 Biblioteca Avda. San Sebastián 10 [email protected] de Arte 38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife www.teatenerife.es Óscar Domínguez, Surrealismo y Vanguardias Colección en libre acceso The 1952 Pittsburgh International Exhibition of Contemporary Art : October sixteenth - December fourteenth. Pittsburgh : Museum of Art, Carnegie Institute, [1952] 1 v. (pág. var.) : il. bl. y n. ; 21 cm Texto en inglés Signatura: OD 142 Ades, Dawn. Dada and Surrealism reviewed / by Dawn Ades ; with an introduction by David Sylvester ; and supplementary essay by Elizabeth Cowling. London : Arts Council of Great Britain, 1978 XI, 475, [32] p. : il. col. y n. ; 30 cm Texto en inglés Exposición: “Dada and Surrealism Reviewed”, London from 11 January to 27 March 1978 Signatura: OD 35 Alemán, Ángeles (1961- ). Santiago Santana : [exposición], Centro de Arte la Regenta, las Palmas de Gran Canaria, 27 de Mayo - 19 de Junio de 1999; Centro de Arte la Granja, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 2-31 de Julio de 1999 / Angeles Alemán. Islas Canarias : Viceconsejería de Cultura y Deportes, 1999 100 p. : il. col. 25 cm Signatura: OD 63 Almanacco dada : antología letteraria-artística, cronología, repertorio delle riviste / a cura di Arturo Schwarz. 1. ed. Milano : Feltrinelli, 1976 XVI, 743 p. : il. col. y n. ; 23 cm Texto en italiano Signatura: OD 36 1 TEA Tenerife Espacio de las Artes 922 849 117 Biblioteca Avda. San Sebastián 10 [email protected] de Arte 38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife www.teatenerife.es André Breton, 42, rue Fontaine [subasta celebrada en Drouot-Richelieu, Paris, del 7 al 17 de Abril de 2003] / commissaires-priseurs habilités Laurence Calmels et Cyrille Cohen. Paris : CalmelsCohen, [2003] 8 v. : il. col. ; 27 cm + 1 DVD-ROM Comprende: 1. Livres. Vente du 7 au 9 avril 2003, à Drouot-Richelieu, Paris, lots 1 à 782 ; 2. Livres. Ventes du 9 au 11 avril 2003, à Drouot-Richelieu, Paris, lots 783 à 1686 ; 3. Manuscrits. Ventes les 11 et 12 avril 2003, lots 2001 à 2536 ; 4. Numismatique, arts populaires. Ventes, lundi 14 avril 2003, lots 3001 à 3440 ; 5. Tableaux modernes, sculptures, estampes, tableaux anciens. Vente, le 14 avril 2003, lots 4001 a 4083 ; 6. Tableaux modernes, sculptures, estampes, tableaux anciens. Vente, le 15 avril 2003, lots 4084 a 4433 ; 7. Photographies. Ventes, du 15 au 17 avril 2003, lots 5001 à 5499 ; 8. Arts primitifs. Vente le jeudi 17 avril 2003, lots 6001 à 6249 Texto en francés Signaturas: OD 146 (1) - OD 146 (8) Arte en guerra : Francia, 1938-1947 : Museo Guggenheim Bilbao, 16 de marzo - 8 de septiembre, 2013 / bajo la dirección de Laurence Bertrand Dorléac y Jacqueline Munck Madrid : La Fábrica ; Bilbao : Museo Guggenheim Bilbao, cop. 2013 494 p. : il. ; 30 cm Textos de Fabrice Hergott, Laurence Bertrand Dorléac, Jacqueline Munck, Julian Jackson Bibliografía: p. 485-494 Signatura: OD 67 Arte español de los 50’ : una década de revolución plástica : [exposición], Guillermo de Osma Galería, del 31 de enero al 31 de marzo de 2007 / [texto, Ángel Llorente Hernández] Madrid : Guillermo de Osma Galería, [2007] 83 p. : il. col. y n. ; 27 cm Signatura: OD 85 Bellmer, Hans (1902-1975). Les dessins de Hans Bellmer / préface de Constantin Jelenski Paris : Denoël, 1968 109 p. : il. bl. y n. ; 32 cm Texto en francés Signatura: OD 97 2 TEA Tenerife Espacio de las Artes 922 849 117 Biblioteca Avda. San Sebastián 10 [email protected] de Arte 38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife www.teatenerife.es Bellmer, Hans (1902-1975). Hans Bellmer. Paris : Filipacchi, 1971 87 p. : il. bl. y n. ; 32 cm. -- (Le septíème face du dé) Biografía y bibliografía: p. 86-87 Texto en francés Signatura: OD 96 Bellmer, Hans (1902-1975). Hans Bellmer / [textes], Paul Éluard ... [et al.] Paris : Centre National d’Art Contemporain, [1971] 95 p. : il. bl. y n. ; 28 cm. -- (Cnacarchives. Nouvelle série ; 1) Texto en francés. Publié á Paris en 1971 à l’occasion de l’exposition Bellmer, 30 novembre 1971 - 17 janvier 1972, Ministère des Affaires Culturelles, Centre National d’Art Contemporain Signatura: OD 107 Benayoun, Robert (1926-1996). Érotique du Surréalisme / par Robert Benayoun Paris : Jean-Jacques Pauvert, 1965 244 p. : il. bl. y n. ; 18 cm. -- (Bibliothèque Internationale d’ Érotologie ; 15) Texto en francés. Signatura: OD 105 Bief : jonction surréaliste / [directeur, Gérard Legrand]. Paris : Le Terrain vague, 1958-1960 1 v. ; 32 cm Mensual. Tables in : “Revues surréalistes françaises autour d’André Breton, 1948- 1972” / par Marguerite Bonnet et Jacqueline Chénieux-Gendron Texto en francés Signatura: OD 128 3 TEA Tenerife Espacio de las Artes 922 849 117 Biblioteca Avda. San Sebastián 10 [email protected] de Arte 38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife www.teatenerife.es Blanchard, María (1881-1932). María Blanchard : pintura 1889-1932 : catálogo razonado = catalogue raisonné / [catalogación, estudio y dirección] María José Salazar. Madrid : Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía : Telefónica , 2004 749 p. : il. ; 35 cm Texto en español y francés Signatura: OD 41 Bonet, Juan Manuel. Diccionario de las vanguardias en España : (1907-1936) / Juan Manuel Bonet. Madrid : Alianza Editorial, [1995] 654 p. : il. ; 24 cm Signatura: OD 77 Bradley, Fiona. Surrealism / Fiona Bradley. London : Tate Gallery Publishing, [1997] 80 p. : il. col. y n. ; 24 cm. -- (Movements in Modern Art) Incluye: 1. Surrealism and Dada. 2. Surrealist automatic imagery. 3. Surrealist dream imagery. 4. Women in Surrealism. 5. Surrealism in England and America. 6. Surrealist performance, theatre and cinema. A legacy of Surrealism Texto en inglés Signatura: OD 71 Brauner, Victor (1903-1966). Victor Brauner : (1903-1966) / [textos, Alfonso Palacio, José María Parreño]. Madrid : Guillermo de Osma Galería ; Oviedo : Museo de Bellas Artes de Asturias, [2010] 71 p. : il. col. y n.; 27 cm Incluye datos biográficos del artista. Exposición celebrada en la Galería Guillermo de Osma, del 16 de septiembre al 12 de noviembre de 2010; y en el Museo de Bellas Artes de Asturias, del 25 de noviembre de 2010 al 9 de enero de 2011 Signatura: OD 86 4 TEA Tenerife Espacio de las Artes 922 849 117 Biblioteca Avda. San Sebastián 10 [email protected] de Arte 38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife www.teatenerife.es Breton, André (1896-1966). Le Surréalisme et la peinture ; suivi de Genése et perspective artistiques du Surréalisme ; et de Fragments inédits / André Breton ; [edited by Robert Tenger] New York : Brentano’s, 1945 203 p. : il. col. y n. ; 26 cm Texto en francés Signatura: OD 78 Buot, François. René Crevel : biographie / François Buot. Paris : Bernard Grasset, D.L. 1991 489 p. ; 24 cm Texto en francés Signatura: OD 117 Butor, Michel (1926- ). Delvaux / Michel Butor, Jean Clair, Suzanne Houbart- Wilkin. Bruxelles : Cosmos, 1975 352 p. : il. col. y n. ; 31 cm Texto en francés Signatura: OD 101 Cabaret Voltaire ; Der Zeltweg ; Dada ; Le Coeur à barbe, 1916-1922. Ed. fács. Paris : Éditions Jean-Michel Place, 1981 256 p. : il. col. y n. ; 32 cm. -- (Collection des réimpressions des revues d’avant- garde ; 20) Tít. tomado de la cub. Ed. fácsimil de las publicaciones originales: Cabaret Voltaire. Zurich, 1916 ; Der Zeltweg. Zurich, 1919 ; Dada. Zurich y Paris, 1917-1921 ; Le coeur à barbe. Paris, 1922 Texto en francés, alemán e italiano Signatura: OD 37 5 TEA Tenerife Espacio de las Artes 922 849 117 Biblioteca Avda. San Sebastián 10 [email protected] de Arte 38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife www.teatenerife.es Cahun, Claude (1894-1954). Claude Cahun / [comisariado, Juan Vicente Aliaga et François Leperlier]. Paris : Hazan : Jeu de Paume, cop. 2011. 239 p. : fot. bl. y n. ; 28 cm Bibliografía: p. 228-229 Texto en francés Catálogo de la exposición itinerante celebrada en la Galería Jeu de Paume, París, del 24 de mayo al 25 de septiembre de 2011, en Virreina Centre de la Imatge, Barcelona, del 27 de octubre de 2011 al 5 de enero de 2012 y en The Art Institute of Chicago, del 25 de febrero al 3 de junio de 2012 Signatura: OD 161 Los caminos del mar : vanguardia en Canarias / [coordinación, Ángeles Alemán Gómez y Ana Quesada Acosta]. Santa Cruz de Tenerife : Organismo Autónomo de Museos y Centros del Cabildo Insular de Tenerife, D.L. 2012 225 p. : il. col. ; 22 cm Exposición celebrada en la Sala de Arte La Recova, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, del 2 de abril al 3 de mayo de 2011 Signatura: OD 50 Canonne, Xavier (1960- ). Le Surréalisme en Belgique : 1924-2000 / Xavier Canonne. Bruxelles : Fonds Mercator, cop. 2007 351 p. : il. ; 32 cm Incluye referencias biográficas y bibliografía p. 319-347 Texto en francés Obra publicada con motivo de la exposición “Le Surréalisme en Belgique 1924- 2000”, organizada en BAM Beaux-Arts Mons del 18 de marzo al 19 de agosto de 2007 Signatura: OD 21 Carreño Corbella, Pilar. Óscar Domínguez en tres dimensiones ; Catálogo razonado de obras / Pilar Carreño Corbella [Santa Cruz de Tenerife] : P. Carreño, [2010] ([Madrid] : TF Artes Gráficas) 131 p. : il. col. y n. ; 22 cm + 1 CD-ROM Acompañado de CD-ROM: Catálogo razonado de obras ; Obras catalogadas (1934-1957) ; Cronología ; Fuentes documentales y Bibliografía Signatura: OD 6 6 TEA Tenerife Espacio de las Artes 922 849 117 Biblioteca Avda. San Sebastián 10 [email protected] de Arte 38003 Santa Cruz de Tenerife www.teatenerife.es Cartones (1930) ; e Índice (1935) / preliminar de Andrés Sánchez Robayna ; con un estudio de Nilo Palenzuela. -- Ed. facs. [Islas Canarias] : Viceconsejería de Cultura y Deportes, 1992 VIII, 54 p. : il. ; 27 cm. -- (Facsímiles de Canarias) Signatura: OD 155 Castro Borrego, Fernando. Óscar Domínguez y el surrealismo / Fernando Castro. Madrid : Cátedra, 1978 199 p. : il. col. y n. ; 27 cm. -- (Artistas españoles contemporáneos) Bibliografía: p.
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