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Stedelijk Museum 1957-1984 176 Exhibition Catalogues L’ARENGARIO STUDIO BIBLIOGRAFICO Via Pratolungo 192 - 25064 Gussago BS - Italia Tel Stedelijk Museum 1957-1984 176 exhibition catalogues L’ARENGARIO STUDIO BIBLIOGRAFICO Via Pratolungo 192 - 25064 Gussago BS - Italia tel. ++390302522472 - fax ++390302522458 mail: [email protected] - website: www.arengario.it Instagram - Facebook: @arengariostudiobibliografico A.L.A.I. Associazione Librai Antiquari d’Italia I.L.A.B. International League Antiquarian Booksellers Stedelijk Museum 1957-1984 176 exhibition catalogues a cura di Andrea Bono graphic design di Valentino Tonini 1. SANDBERG Willem (Jonkheer Willem Jacob Henri Berend Sandberg, Amersfoort 1897 - Amster- dam 1984) - GKF [Federatie van Beroepsverenigingen van Kunstenaars], Hand en machine, 1957 (maggio), 25,8x19 cm., brossura, pp. 28 n.n., copertina illustrata in rosa e cobalto su fondo bianco e impaginazione di Willem Sandberg, 40 illustrazioni b.n. n.t. con riproduzioni di manufatti. Testo di Bert Schierbeek. In appendice nomi e indirizzi degli artisti operanti nei diversi campi del design, dall’arre- damento, alla fotografia, alla grafica. Il catalogo documenta la mostra organizzata in occasione del 12° anniversario della liberazione dell’Olanda, a cura del GKF (Federatie van Beroepsverenigingen van Kun- stenaars / Federazione delle Associazioni dei Designers). Questa mostra, curata da Wim Brusse, è una anticipazione della partecipazione dell’Olanda (il cui padiglione sarà allestito da G. Rietveld) alla Trienna- le di Milano 1957 e costituisce un importante tentativo di mettere in comunicazione i diversi ambiti delle arti decorative. Catalogo originale della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 5 maggio 1957). € 180 2. VAN DEN BERGHE Frits (Gand, Belgio 1883 - Gand, Belgio 1939), Frits van den Berghe, 1957, 25,9x18,9 cm, punto metallico, pp. [36], copertina illustrata con un’immagine fotografica a colori. Cata- logo illustrato con 28 immagini in bianco e nero (riproduzioni fotografiche di opere). Testo in olandese di Em. Langui (Inlelding). Edito in occasione della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 15 febbraio - 18 marzo 1957). Catalogo nr. 165. € 30 3. GUSTON Philip [Philip Goldstein] (Montréal, Canada 1913 - Woodstock, New York 1980), Philip Guston, 1962, 25,8x18,9 cm, punto metallico, pp. [16], copertina illustrata con un’immagine fotografica a colori. Catalogo illustrato con 8 immagini a colori (riproduzioni fotografiche di opere). Un testo in olan- dese dell’artista (Uitspraken). Impaginazione e design a cura di Willem Sandberg. Edito in occasione della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 20 settembre - 15 ottobre 1962). Catalogo nr. 317. € 60 4. VERHULST Hans (Steenbergen, Paesi Bassi 1921 - 2005), Verhulst, 1962, 25,1x15,2 cm (chiuso) 44,2x60 cm (aperto), catalogo / poster ripiegato in otto parti; illustrato con 11 immagini in bianco e nero. Testo in olandese di A. M. Hammacher (s.t.). Impaginazione e design a cura di Willem Sandberg. Edito in occasio- ne della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 21 settembre - 22 ottobre 1962). Catalogo nr. 316. € 40 5. DEFESCHE Pieter (Maastricht, Paesi Bassi 1921 - Ulestraten, Paesi Bassi 1998), Pieter Defesche, 1963, 25,8x18,9 cm, punto metallico, pp. [16], copertina illustrata con un disegno al tratto stampato a colori. Catalogo illustrato con 13 immagini in bianco e nero (riproduzioni fotografiche di opere). Edito in occasione della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 3 maggio - 3 giugno 1963). Catalogo nr. 336. € 40 6. DIEDEREN Jef (Heerlen 1920 - Amsterdam 2009), Jef Diederen, 1963, 25,9x19 cm, punto metallico, pp [12], copertina illustrata con un disegno al tratto nero su fondo verde e titolo in bianco. Catalogo illu- strato con 7 immagini in bianco e nero e 2 a colori (riproduzioni fotografiche di opere). Un testo in olan- dese di Bert Schierbeek (s.t.). Impaginazione e design a cura di Wim Crouwel GKf-AGI (TD). Edito in oc- casione della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 3 maggio - 2 giugno 1963). Catalogo nr. 334. € 40 7. HARTUNG Hans (Lipsia 1904 - Antibes 1989), Hartung, 1963, 27,4x18,4 cm, brossura, pp. [44], co- pertina illustrata con una composizione tipografica in verde su sfondo blu. Catalogo illustrato con 32 im- magini in bianco e nero (riproduzioni fotografiche di opere e un ritratto dell’artista). Estratti in olandese di una conversazione fra H. Hartung e Dr. Werner Hofmann avvenuta il 14 marzo 1963 al Museum des 20. Jahrhunderts di Vienna. Impaginazione e design a cura di Wim Crouwel (TD Associatie). Edito in occasione della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 12 dicembre 1963 - 26 gennaio 1964). Catalogo nr. 349. € 80 8. ARMAN [Armand Pierre Fernandez] (Nizza 1928 - New York 2005), Arman, 1964, 27,4x18,4 cm, bros- sura, pp. [26], copertina tipografica con intesto di Yves Klein in francese stampata in nero su fondo rosso. Catalogo illustrato con 14 immagini in bianco e nero e 1 monocolore rossa (riproduzioni fotografiche di opere). Testi in francese di Pierre Restany (Arman et la logique formelle de l’objet), Arman (s.t.) e Claude Pascal (Introduction à la peinture d’Arman). Impaginazione e design a cura di Wim Crouwel (Gif AGI TD Associatie). Allegati 5 fogli pinzati con le traduzioni dei testi dal francese all’olandese. Edito in occasione della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 22 settembre - 2 novembre 1964). Catalogo nr. 365. € 100 9. DIEDEREN Jef (Heerlen 1920 - Amsterdam 2009) - CROUWEL Wim (Groningen 1928), Jef Diede- ren, 1964, 27,5x18,4 cm, punto metallico, pp. [8], copertina illustrata con una composizione tipografica in nero su sfondo rosso. Catalogo illustrato con 3 riproduzioni fotografiche di opere a colori. Testi in olandese Bert Schierbeek tratti dal suo libro “Ezel mijn bewoner” del 1963. Impaginazione e design a cura di Wim Crouwel (TD Associatie). Edito in occasione della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 6 novembre - 14 dicembre 1964). Catalogo nr. 368. € 30 10. HOFLEHNER Rudolf (Linz 1916 - Colle di Val d’Elsa 1995), Rudolf Hoflehner, 1964, 27,5x18,5 cm, brossura, pp. [20], copertina illustrata in bianco e nero. Catalogo illustrato con 10 immagini in bianco e nero (riproduzioni fotografiche di opere e un ritratto dell’artista). Testo in olandese di Werner Hofmann (s.t.). Impaginazione e design a cura di Wim Crouwel (TD Associatie). Edito in occasione della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 4 febbraio - 4 marzo 1964). Catalogo nr. 353. € 40 11. HUNDERTWASSER Friedensreich (Wien 1928 - Oceano Pacifico 2000) - CROUWEL Wim (Gro- ningen 1928), Hundertwasser, 1964, 27,5x18,5 cm, brossura, pp. [32], copertina tipografica a colori. Catalogo illustrato con 12 riproduzioni fotografiche di opere a colori. Testi in olandese e tedesco di Wie- land Schmied (Hundertwasser) e Hundertwasser (testo tratto da “Verschimmelungsmanifest gegen den Rationalismus in der Architektur, 1958” / Das Farben-Gedicht). Impaginazione e design a cura di Wim Crouwel. Edito in occasione della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 23 ottobre - 7 dicembre 1964. Catalogo nr. 367. € 60 12. JENSEN Alfred (Guatemala City 1903 - Livingston 1981), Alfred Jensen, 1964, 27,4x18,4 cm, punto metallico, pp. [16], copertina illustrata con un’immagine fotografica monocolore rossa e titolo in bianco. Catalogo illustrato con 6 immagini in bianco e nero e 3 a colori (riproduzioni fotografiche di opere). Intro- duzione in olandese di E. W. Kornfeld. Impaginazione e design a cura di Wim Crouwel Gkf-AGI (TD As- sociatie). Edito in occasione della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 15 maggio - 15 luglio 1964). Catalogo nr. 362. € 40 13. KROP Hildo [Hildebrand Lucien Krop] (Steenwijk, Paesi Bassi 1884 - Amsterdam, Paesi Bassi 1970), Hildo Krop, 1964, 27,4x18,4 cm, brossura, pp. [24], copertina illustrata con un’immagine fotogra- fica in bianco e nero e titolo bianco. Catalogo illustrato con 20 immagini in bianco e nero (riproduzioni fotografiche di opere). Testi in olandese di J. Voetelink (Steenwijk, january 1964) e L. P. J. Braat (Hildo Krop en de nederlandse beeldhouwkunst). Impaginazione e design a cura di Wim Crouwel GKf AGI (TD Associatie). Edito in occasione della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 24 aprile - 24 maggio 1964). Catalogo nr. 360. € 30 14. MICHAUX Henri (Namur 1899 - Parigi 1984) - CROUWEL Wim (Groningen 1928), Henry Michaux, 1964, 27,5x18,5 cm, brossura, pp. [72], copertina illustrata a colori. Catalogo illustrato con 25 immagini in bianco e nero e 8 a colori (riproduzioni fotografiche di opere). Testi e poesie in francese e olandese di Geneviève Bonnefoi (Parij, november 1963), René Bertelé (Henri Michaux poète et peintre / Henri Mi- chaux, dichter en schilder) e Henri Michaux (poesie s.t.). Impaginazione e design a cura di Wim Crouwel (TD Associate). Edito in occasione della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 7 febbraio - 22 marzo 1964). Catalogo nr. 354 . € 60 15. MULLER Robert (Zurigo 1920 - Villiers-le-Bel 2003), Robert Muller, 1964, 27,5x18,5 cm, brossura, pp. [32], copertina tipografica di colore nero su fondo bianco. Catalogo illustrato con 34 immagini in bianco e nero (riproduzioni fotografiche di opere). Introduzione in olandese di René de Solier (Robert Muller). Impaginazione e design a cura di Wim Crouwel (Gif-AGI TD Associatie). Edito in occasione della mostra (Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 27 novembre 1964 - 18 gennaio 1965). Catalogo nr. 370 . € 40 16. SAURA Antonio (Huesca 1930 - Cuenca 1998), Antonio Saura / Tekeningen, 1964, 27,5x18,5 cm, brossura, pp. [36], copertina illustrata con una composizione tipografica bianca su sfondo grigio. Cata- logo illustrato con 23 riproduzioni fotografiche di opere in bianco e nero. Testo in olandese di Jose Ayllon (De tijd
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