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FINE ART AND ANTIQUES TIMED AUCTION 14 JANUARY 2025
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Lots: 1-349
15 Jan 2025 11:00 CET
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Monogrammed 'EG' lower right
Measurements: 49 by 60 cm.
Including frame 66 by 78 cm.
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Private collection, Belgium
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46 by 41 cm.
Including frame 62 by 58 cm.
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Signed with an indistinct monogram lower right, 50 by 80 cm.
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Numbered 92/100 lower left, signed lower right, 70 by 50 cm.
Including frame: 67 by 91 cm.
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Signed lower right, measurements: 23 by 34 cm.
Including frame 45 by 55.5 cm.
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Measurements: 39 by 64 cm.
Including frame 56 by 71 cm.
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Private collection, Belgium
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Measurements: 30 by 35 cm.
Including frame 41.5 by 46.5 cm.
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Private collection, Belgium
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Executed in moulded frosted glass after a 1932 design for Copier, height: 24 cm
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Signed lower right, titled lower left.
Etching 45 by 33 cm.
Including frame 66 by 52 cm.
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Signed in the plate lower right.
Etching 48 by 37.5 cm.
Including frame 65 by 53 cm.
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Signed and dated 1951 lower right, 46 by 38 cm.
Including frame 66 by 59 cm.
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Signed, titled and dated 1952 lower right, 46 by 38.5 cm.
Including frame 66.6 by 59 cm.
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Signed lower right
Including frame: 30 by 38 cm
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Height: ca 40 cm
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A pair of bronze vases, each with a compressed globular body standing on a spreading foot and rising to a long neck terminating in a flaring mouth. Around the neck, a stylized ring is connected to two handles. The body, spreading foot, and neck are engraved with cartouches enclosing floral motifs, with traces of gilding.
Height: 34 cm.
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Signed lower right, 38 by 28 cm.
Including frame 56 by 47 cm.
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Signed and dated 1950 lower right, 37 by 27,5 cm.
Including frame 51 by 63 cm.
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Signed lower right, 46 by 38 cm.
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Illegibly signed lower left L.M. ....
37 by 54 cm.
Measurements: 27.5 cm by 41 cm.
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Orientalist painting HST the Falcon Hunter
Framed with a wooden frame and gilded stucco,
Signed illegible lower left
40 by 35 cm.
Canvas: 27.5 by 22 cm.
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Signed RF lower right.
28 by 22 cm.
Panel: 22 by 16 cm.
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Opaque pigments heightened with gold on paper, with the Imam ''Ali with his two sons Hasan and Husayn'' depicted in an oval medallion in the centre, angels appear in the sky.
Surrounded by cartouches enclosing verses from the Quran ''Ayat al-Kursi'' written in elegant gilt thuluth script with polychrome and gold decoration.
28 by 40 cm.
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In perfect condition.
Height 35 cm.
Length 25 cm.
Diameter 25 cm.
Base 15 by 21cm.
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Signed and annotated lower left, 33,5 by 24,5 cm.
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Still life with painter's palette and a bottle together with a still life of two vases on a small table, both signed lower right, 48.5 by 68.5 cm. / 71 by 50 cm. (2)
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Depicting a naked woman.
Height 2.5 cm / L 22.5 cm / D 14 cm.
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Representing a reclining naked woman with a nice patina.
Without signature.
56 by 20 by 18 cm.
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Annotated and titled in the plate along the lower edge, 20.5 by 25 cm.
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Set on a rectangular bronze base, executed circa 1908, signed at the base.
Height 42 cm.
Length 60 cm.
Base 13 by 40 cm.
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1. Duane Hanson: Sculptures of the American Dream
• Duane Hanson was an American sculptor known for his hyper-realistic sculptures depicting ordinary people, capturing the American working class with life-like detail.
2. Keith Haring
• Keith Haring was a New York-based artist famous for his graffiti-inspired, cartoon-like figures. His works often tackled social issues like AIDS awareness and were influential in the 1980s street art scene.
3. Ron Mueck
• Ron Mueck is an Australian sculptor renowned for his hyper-realistic sculptures of human figures, often playing with scale to create impactful, emotional pieces.
4. Christo and Jeanne-Claude
• Christo and Jeanne-Claude were a famous art duo known for their large-scale environmental installations, such as wrapping buildings and landscapes in fabric. Their projects were monumental and temporary.
5. Christo and Jeanne-Claude Projects
• This book features selected projects by Christo and Jeanne-Claude, showcasing their iconic works like “The Gates” and “Wrapped Reichstag.”
6. Jeff Koons
• Jeff Koons is an American artist recognized for his kitsch, pop culture-inspired sculptures like the “Balloon Dog.” His works often explore themes of consumerism and popular imagery.
7. Charles Ray
• Charles Ray is an American sculptor known for his conceptual and often surreal sculptures, playing with realism, perception, and scale.
8. Cy Twombly: In der Alten Pinakothek - Sculptures 1992-2005
• Cy Twombly was an American painter and sculptor famous for his abstract works. This book focuses on his sculptures from 1992-2005, highlighting his use of texture and expressive forms.
9. Frank Stella: Retrospective
• Frank Stella is an American abstract artist known for his minimalist paintings and complex sculptures. This retrospective covers the evolution of his work and his impact on contemporary art.
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1. Chuck Close – Renowned for his photorealistic portraits and grid-based paintings.
2. Paul McCarthy (Piccadilly Circus/Dunker Basement) – Known for his provocative and satirical work, often exploring themes of consumerism and the absurd.
3. Paul McCarthy (LaLa Land: Parody Paradise) – Another book by McCarthy, showcasing his conceptual and sometimes controversial art.
4. Condo – Featuring works by George Condo, known for his distinctive, fragmented portraits blending cubism and abstraction.
5. Mark Rothko – Celebrating Rothko’s iconic color field paintings, characterized by large swaths of vibrant color and emotional depth.
6. Sam Francis – A book on the abstract expressionist Sam Francis, famous for his colorful splashes and drips of paint.
These books reflect a diverse range of contemporary and modern art styles, from photorealism and abstract expressionism to conceptual and performance art.
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1. Panamarenko - Several books in the collection are dedicated to Panamarenko, a well-known Belgian artist famous for his unique sculptures and mechanical art, often inspired by flight and futuristic themes.
2. Marc Maet - There are a couple of books about Marc Maet, another Belgian artist, featuring expressive portrait art and minimalistic design.
3. Vic Gentils - A book on Vic Gentils, an artist noted for his assemblages and sculptures.
4. Berlinde De Bruyckere - A book on Berlinde De Bruyckere, known for her powerful, often emotional sculptures and installations.
5. Hilarious Hofstede - A book featuring Hofstede’s works, known for combining humor with psycho-social commentary.
6. Jan Fabre - Two books dedicated to Jan Fabre, a multidisciplinary artist known for his work in visual art and performance, often dealing with themes of the body and nature.
The collection represents prominent figures in Belgian contemporary art, covering a range of media including sculpture, painting, and conceptual art
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1. De Wachters van Shinkichi Tajiri
Focuses on Shinkichi Tajiri, a Japanese-American sculptor known for his iconic “watcher” sculptures.
2. Karel Appel: 40 Ans de Peinture, Sculpture & Dessin
A retrospective of 40 years of Karel Appel’s work, showcasing his expressive paintings and sculptures.
3. Shinkichi Tajiri
Highlights the diverse work of Tajiri, including his sculpture, photography, and film.
4. Karel Appel: Ik Wou Dat Ik Een Vogel Was
Combines poetry and art inspired by the works of Karel Appel.
5. Karel Appel: The Complete Sculptures
A comprehensive catalog focusing on Appel’s sculptures.
6. Corneille: Levenslang Vrijheidsschilder
A biography of Corneille, a Dutch artist and Cobra co-founder known for his vibrant and playful paintings.
7. Cobra
Explores the Cobra movement, highlighting key artists like Appel, Corneille, and Asger Jorn.
8. Constant: De Late Periode
Focuses on the later works of Constant Nieuwenhuys, including his visionary “New Babylon” project.
9. Jorn International
A book about Asger Jorn, a Danish artist and key figure in the Cobra movement, discussing his international influence.
10. Bengt Lindström: De Oorsprong en Zijn Uitdrukking
Covers the work of Bengt Lindström, a Swedish expressionist known for his bold, colorful paintings.
11. Sierhuis
Focuses on Jan Sierhuis, a Dutch expressionist painter known for his raw, emotional works.
12. Lucebert: Schilder, Dichter, Strijder
A look at Lucebert, a Dutch poet and visual artist, featuring a mix of his paintings and poetry.
13. Mogens Balle: The Swinging Artist
Highlights the works of Mogens Balle, a Danish artist associated with the Cobra movement, known for his playful abstract style.
14. Tussen de Regels: Alechinsky
Focuses on Pierre Alechinsky, a Belgian artist known for his calligraphic lines and experimental, surreal themes.
These books showcase the works of major artists from the Cobra movement, known for their spontaneous, expressive, and child-like styles. The movement emphasized freedom of expression and breaking away from traditional art forms.
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Published: 2004, Warnsveld, The Netherlands
Signed and annotated by the artist Klaas Gubbels on the inside cover
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1. “Armando – Werk 2006”: A monograph on the works of Armando, a Dutch artist known for his sculptures, paintings, and writings, exploring themes of memory and war.
2. “Auke de Vries”: A comprehensive look at the works of Auke de Vries, a Dutch sculptor known for his dynamic and abstract installations, often blending natural and architectural elements.
3. “Emo Verkerk – De Allermooiste Tekeningen”: A collection of the most notable drawings by Emo Verkerk, showcasing his unique style, often characterized by vibrant portraits.
4. “René Daniëls – De Woorden Staan Niet op Hun Juiste Plaats”: A book on René Daniëls, featuring his distinctive paintings that combine abstract forms with literary elements, reflecting his fascination with language and visual art.
5. “Veer en Hoop”: Published by the Dutch museum Voorlinden, this book focuses on contemporary art pieces, possibly featuring various artists and showcasing highlights from the museum’s collection.
6. “Armando – Gesigneerde Catalogus”: Another work focused on Armando, this appears to be a signed catalog highlighting specific exhibitions or collections.
7. “Carel Visser – Grafiek / Prints”: A collection of graphic works and prints by Carel Visser, known for his modern sculptures and abstract designs.
8. “Carel Visser – Genesis”: A detailed exploration of the development of Carel Visser’s artistic career, possibly showcasing his transition through different styles and mediums.
9. “Aeolos”: This book likely explores a theme related to wind or the abstract concept of air, potentially featuring a collection of artworks or an artist’s interpretation of the concept.
10. “Armando” (Red Cover): Likely another comprehensive look at Armando’s work, focusing on his artistic output, which often deals with themes of memory, conflict, and the human experience.
11. “Into Drawing”: A collection that provides insights into contemporary drawing, possibly featuring a selection of works by various artists curated by Anna Moszynska.
12. “Aboriginal Drawing”: A book focusing on Aboriginal art, featuring drawings and artworks that showcase traditional and modern Indigenous art practices.
13. “Etsen, Aquarellen, Tekeningen”: A collection of etchings, watercolors, and drawings, likely featuring the work of various artists and exploring different styles and techniques in these mediums.
These books appear to highlight modern and contemporary art, with a strong focus on Dutch artists and unique artistic styles.
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1. BOEK – Piet Hein Eek: A publication by Dutch designer Piet Hein Eek, known for his innovative use of scrap materials, particularly wood. This book showcases his sustainable design approach, focusing on furniture and interior projects.
2. Studio Job: A book dedicated to the work of the design collective Studio Job, known for their distinctive and eclectic style that blends art and design. It features intricate and often surreal creations, spanning furniture, installations, and graphics.
3. Studio Job & the Groninger Museum: This book highlights the collaboration between Studio Job and the Groninger Museum. It explores their unique, maximalist aesthetic through various art pieces and exhibitions showcased at the museum.
4. Marlene Dumas – Painter: This book explores the works of Marlene Dumas, a South African-born Dutch artist. Known for her expressive portraits, it delves into her themes of identity, sexuality, and psychological depth.
5. Marlene Dumas: Another book focusing on Marlene Dumas, offering an in-depth look at her artwork. It includes a collection of paintings and drawings that address complex social and political issues, often through a personal lens.
6. Marlene Dumas – Measuring Your Own Grave: This book accompanies a retrospective exhibition of Dumas’ work, showcasing her career and thematic explorations. The title refers to her introspective and sometimes dark approach to art, dealing with mortality and human experience.
7. Ger van Elk: A monograph on Ger van Elk, a Dutch conceptual artist. Known for his multimedia approach, the book highlights his experimentation with photography, video, sculpture, and installation, often blending humor and critique.
8. Atelier Van Lieshout – Vroom & Dreesmann Project: This book covers a project by Atelier Van Lieshout, led by Dutch artist Joep van Lieshout. Known for functional and provocative designs, the book explores their collaboration on innovative public art installations.
9. Atelier Van Lieshout: This publication showcases the studio’s work, which often blurs the line between art, architecture, and design. It features their large-scale projects and provocative pieces, exploring themes of society, industry, and human nature.
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1. Henri Matisse: Likely features the works of Henri Matisse, a prominent French artist known for his use of bold colors and expressive forms. The cover shows one of his famous “Blue Nude” cut-outs.
2. Marcel Duchamp: The Complete Works: Focuses on Marcel Duchamp, a leading figure in Dada and conceptual art. Duchamp is best known for his ready-made artworks, like “Fountain,” and his innovative approach to challenging traditional art norms.
3. Fernand Léger: A book on the works of Fernand Léger, a French painter associated with Cubism. Léger’s art often combines geometric shapes and vibrant colors, exploring themes of modernity and industrialization.
4. Voyages: This book seems to be centered on travel or exploration, possibly in the context of artistic journeys. The simple cover suggests a focus on minimalist or modernist themes.
5. Robert Combas: Tatouages Académiques: Showcases the art of Robert Combas, known for his vibrant, graffiti-like style and his role in the Figuration Libre movement. The title suggests an exploration of his academic and cultural references.
6. Paul Gauguin: A collection highlighting the works of Paul Gauguin, famous for his post-impressionist paintings. He is known for his colorful depictions of Tahitian life and exploration of primitive themes.
7. Man Ray: Focuses on Man Ray, an influential figure in the Dada and Surrealist movements. Known for his experimental photography and avant-garde art, the book likely covers his diverse artistic contributions.
8. The Messenger: Likely examines a modern or contemporary artist known for symbolic, surreal, or thought-provoking works. The cover features an assemblage or collage style, suggesting a focus on mixed media.
9. Van Gogh: Features the works of Vincent van Gogh, the iconic post-impressionist painter. The cover with sunflowers is a nod to his famous “Sunflowers” series, which showcases his expressive use of color and emotion.
10. Poliakoff: This book covers the abstract art of Serge Poliakoff, a Russian-born painter known for his vibrant geometric compositions. His work features interlocking shapes and a rich color palette.
11. Yves Klein: Dedicated to Yves Klein, an artist famous for his monochromatic blue paintings (International Klein Blue). Klein was a pioneer of performance art and conceptual art.
12. Jean Dubuffet: Focuses on the works of Jean Dubuffet, a French painter and sculptor who created the concept of “Art Brut” (raw art). His style is characterized by bold, raw, and primitive-looking artwork.
These books likely provide a visual journey through the life and key works of each artist, offering insight into their artistic styles and contributions to art history.
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1. Pablo Picasso:
• This book focuses on the life and works of Pablo Picasso, one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. It likely covers his various artistic phases, including Cubism and Surrealism.
2. Picasso Vol. II (Black and White Art):
• A continuation of Picasso’s work, possibly emphasizing his monochromatic pieces and sketches, showcasing his abstract and surreal explorations.
3. Picasso Vol. I (Color Portrait):
• Another volume on Picasso, featuring his colorful and expressive paintings, including works from his Blue and Rose periods.
4. Picasso: The Sculptures:
• This book focuses on Picasso’s lesser-known but significant work in sculpture, highlighting his creativity beyond painting.
5. Botero:
• A book about Fernando Botero, known for his distinctive style featuring inflated, exaggerated figures. It showcases his colorful paintings and sculptures.
6. Dalí:
• A Taschen edition dedicated to Salvador Dalí, covering his surreal and dreamlike art. Dalí’s works are known for their striking and bizarre images.
7. Le Cahier Dessiné:
• A collection of drawings and illustrations, possibly featuring various artists. The title suggests a focus on the sketchbook or drawing aspect of art.
8. Chagall:
• This book covers the works of Marc Chagall, known for his poetic, dreamlike paintings. Chagall’s art often features vibrant colors and whimsical, fantastical scenes.
9. Unknown Title (Warrior Mask Cover):
• This book features a cover with a warrior mask, likely focusing on Asian or African art, potentially related to masks and traditional sculptures.
10. Ai Weiwei:
• A book about contemporary artist Ai Weiwei, known for his provocative and politically charged installations and sculptures. It likely explores his work in activism and modern art.
11. Murakami:
• This book is dedicated to Takashi Murakami, a contemporary Japanese artist known for his “Superflat” art style, blending pop culture with traditional Japanese art.
These books together represent a broad spectrum of 20th and 21st-century art, from classic painters like Picasso and Dalí to modern artists like Ai Weiwei and Murakami.
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All from editions of 200, all signed.
Measurements: all between 50 by 80 cm, (all unframed) (4) (some wear at the edges)
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1. Mapplethorpe: The Complete Flowers
• A comprehensive collection of Robert Mapplethorpe’s floral photography, showcasing his iconic black-and-white still lifes of flowers, known for their elegance and sculptural beauty.
2. Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Century
• This book explores the work of Henri Cartier-Bresson, a pioneer of photojournalism and street photography, known for his candid and decisive moments. It covers his vast career documenting life across the 20th century.
3. Araki
• A monograph on Nobuyoshi Araki, the Japanese photographer known for his provocative and erotic imagery, often featuring themes of sexuality, intimacy, and the juxtaposition of life and death.
4. The Portraits of Henri Cartier-Bresson
• A collection focusing on the portrait photography of Henri Cartier-Bresson, capturing intimate and revealing moments of various figures, from ordinary people to celebrities.
5. Mapplethorpe
• A broader collection of Robert Mapplethorpe’s work, featuring his iconic portraits, nudes, and still-life photography, known for its stark contrasts, classical composition, and exploration of form.
6. David LaChapelle: Heaven to Hell
• A book showcasing David LaChapelle’s bold, colorful, and often surreal photography. It features celebrity portraits and imaginative scenes, blending high fashion and pop culture with social commentary.
7. LaChapelle: Lost + Found, Part I
• This volume is part of David LaChapelle’s series, focusing on his vibrant and fantastical imagery. It features his unique style, combining elements of art history, pop culture, and societal critique with a dreamlike aesthetic.
These books collectively highlight the distinct styles and thematic explorations of influential photographers in the realms of portraiture, documentary, and fine art photography.
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1. Salvation - The Holy Land (Andres Serrano)
A photography book by Andres Serrano focusing on religious and sacred imagery, exploring themes of spirituality and iconography.
2. Uffizi Gallery
A guidebook featuring artworks from the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy, home to Renaissance masterpieces including works by Botticelli, Michelangelo, and Leonardo da Vinci.
3. [Book with Furniture Art Cover]
Likely a book on modern design or an exhibition catalog, featuring contemporary or minimalist furniture pieces.
4. With Space in Mind
A book focusing on modern art or sculpture, possibly featuring works that explore abstract, space-related themes.
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5. Beeldentuin Kröller-Müller Museum
A book about the sculpture garden at the Kröller-Müller Museum in the Netherlands, highlighting its renowned collection of modern sculptures.
6. Van Trajanus tot Tajiri
This book likely explores the journey from ancient Roman art (Trajanus) to modern or contemporary artists (such as Tajiri).
7. I Promise to Love You
An art or photography book possibly focused on love as a central theme, presented by Cadic Collection.
8. Loss of Control
A book on contemporary art, focusing on the theme of losing control, and potentially examining abstract or avant-garde pieces.
9. Guggenheim Museum
A guidebook to the Guggenheim Museum, showcasing its architecture and iconic modern art collection.
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10. Belvédère
Likely a catalog or guide from the Belvedere Museum in Vienna, featuring its collection of Austrian art, including works by Klimt and Schiele.
11. Louvre
A small guidebook for the Louvre Museum, highlighting its vast collection, including the Mona Lisa and other significant works.
12. The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Guide)
A comprehensive guide to the Met’s extensive collection, covering a variety of artworks from different cultures and time periods.
13. The Collections of the British Museum
A book detailing the vast and diverse collection of the British Museum, from ancient artifacts to contemporary pieces.
14. National Gallery of Ireland
A book showcasing the collection of the National Gallery of Ireland, featuring European and Irish masterpieces.
15. Vatican Museums
A guide to the Vatican Museums, highlighting famous artworks like the Sistine Chapel ceiling by Michelangelo.
This lineup appears to be a curated selection of museum and exhibition catalogs, offering an insight into various art collections and exhibitions worldwide.
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1. “Anselm Kiefer Studios”
• A deep dive into the studio spaces of Anselm Kiefer, showcasing how his unique environments influence his artwork. It provides insights into his process, materials, and monumental creations.
2. “Anselm Kiefer: Heaven and Earth”
• This book explores the themes of spirituality, history, and mythology in Kiefer’s work. It features large-scale installations and paintings, reflecting on human existence and the cosmos.
3. “A.R. Penck: Retrospektive”
• A retrospective look at the works of A.R. Penck, known for his primitive, graffiti-like art style. This book showcases his use of symbols and stick figures as a form of visual language reflecting political and social commentary.
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4. “Sigmar Polke: The Editions Works 1963–2000”
• A comprehensive catalog of Sigmar Polke’s prints and editions. It highlights his experimental approach to art, mixing photography, painting, and printmaking with humor and critique of societal norms.
5. “Sigmar Polke: Big Trophies and Small Trophies”
• This focuses on the juxtaposition of Polke’s works, blending abstraction and figuration. The book provides a glimpse into his playful yet thought-provoking artistic journey.
6. “Fritz Pitz der Künstler (Part 2)”
• An exploration of the artist Fritz Pitz’s vibrant and expressive works. It features his distinctive, energetic style filled with abstract figures and colorful compositions.
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7. “A.R. Penck”
• Another collection of A.R. Penck’s art, focusing on his iconic stick figure style, graffiti-like elements, and symbolism. This book delves into his unique visual language developed during his time in East Germany.
8. “Julian Schnabel: Paintings 1978–2003”
• This book covers Julian Schnabel’s early and mid-career works, known for his use of unconventional materials like broken plates. It highlights his contribution to Neo-Expressionism and his painterly, large-scale canvases.
9. “Being and Essence: The Unknown A.R. Penck”
• A deeper exploration into A.R. Penck’s philosophy and lesser-known works. The book dives into his concepts of identity and human existence expressed through his symbolic, primitive art style.
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1. Übermalte Fotografien (Overpainted Photographs)
• Features Richter’s unique series of overpainted photographs, blending photography and painting.
2. Editionen 1965-2004
• A collection of Richter’s editions, including prints, photographs, and other works from this period.
3. Eight Gray (2002)
• Focuses on a specific series of gray paintings created by Richter, exploring his minimalist style.
4. Aquarelle (Watercolors) 1994
• A book dedicated to Richter’s watercolors, showcasing his delicate use of the medium.
5. Atlas of the Photographs, Collages, and Sketches
• Part of Richter’s ongoing ‘Atlas’ project, compiling photos, sketches, and studies that influenced his paintings.
6. Panorama
• An extensive overview of Richter’s work, providing a comprehensive look at his artistic evolution.
Markus Lüpertz Books
7. Markus Lüpertz
• A general overview of Lüpertz’s career and key works, featuring a variety of his paintings and sculptures.
8. Markus Lüpertz (Yellow Cover)
• Likely a monograph focusing on Lüpertz’s art and creative process, showcasing his distinctive style.
9. Markus Lüpertz: Daphne – Metamorphosis einer Figur
• A thematic exploration of the mythological figure Daphne, interpreted through Lüpertz’s expressive style.
10. In’t Godtlijk Licht (In Divine Light)
• Discusses a series of paintings by Lüpertz inspired by divine themes and religious iconography.
11. Abstract Painting (Multi-Color Cover)
• Highlights Lüpertz’s abstract works, characterized by bold colors and expressive brushstrokes.
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1. Jörg Immendorff: Zeichnet Draw - A book on the works of Jörg Immendorff, known for his politically charged and symbolically rich paintings that often critique society and history.
2. Jörg Immendorff - Another publication showcasing the dynamic and expressive works of Immendorff, with a focus on his politically motivated art during the 1980s and 1990s.
3. Jerry Zeniuk: Oil and Water - This book explores the abstract paintings of Jerry Zeniuk, highlighting his use of color and form, and his exploration of the relationship between oil and water-based mediums.
4. Cornelia Schleime: In der Mitte steckt die Beute - Featuring the works of Cornelia Schleime, this book focuses on her expressive and often surreal paintings, capturing themes of human existence and emotion.
5. Georg Baselitz: Druckgraphik 1964-1983 - A comprehensive collection of Georg Baselitz’s prints and graphic works, showcasing his early experimentation with form and his inversion of the human figure.
6. Georg Baselitz - This edition features a wide range of Baselitz’s paintings, known for their raw expression, bold use of color, and the iconic upside-down figures that challenge traditional perspectives.
7. Baselitz Remix - A modern take on Baselitz’s classic works, reinterpreted and reimagined by the artist himself, highlighting his evolution and continuous innovation in style.
8. Hans Hofmann - A catalog of works by Hans Hofmann, an influential figure in Abstract Expressionism. The book highlights his vibrant, abstract compositions and his impact on modern art through his dynamic use of color and space.
9. Georg Baselitz: Aquarelle - This book focuses on Baselitz’s watercolor works, displaying a softer yet equally powerful side of his artistic repertoire.
10. Georg Baselitz: Skulpturen - A dedicated look into Baselitz’s sculptural works, highlighting his approach to three-dimensional form and his unique interpretation of the human figure in wood and bronze.
11. Georg Baselitz: Bilder Die Drehen (Images That Turn) - A collection showcasing Baselitz’s paintings that feature his signature technique of inverting the image, pushing the boundaries of perception and interpretation.
12. Jannis Kounellis - This book features the works of Jannis Kounellis, a key figure in the Arte Povera movement, known for his installations and mixed-media works that incorporate everyday materials to challenge conventional art forms.
This selection offers a diverse look into contemporary and modern art, focusing on artists who have made significant contributions to abstract and expressionist art movements.
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1. Arman
A monograph on the work of Arman, a French-American artist known for his use of found objects and accumulation art. The book explores his innovative approach to creating sculptures and installations, transforming everyday items into meaningful artistic statements.
2. Nam June Paik
This book highlights the groundbreaking work of Nam June Paik, a pioneer of video art and mixed media. It explores his experimental use of technology, light, and performance art, as well as his influence on the development of contemporary art.
3. Arman
Another book on Arman, focusing specifically on his series featuring saxophones and other musical instruments. It delves into how he deconstructed and repurposed these objects to create visually striking works of art.
4. Jannis Kounellis: Works, Writings 1958–2000 (Left, Bottom Row)
A comprehensive overview of the works and writings of Jannis Kounellis, a key figure in the Arte Povera movement. The book examines his use of raw materials like coal, iron, and textiles to create art that critiques industrialization and modern life.
5. Daniel Spoerri
A monograph on Daniel Spoerri, a Swiss artist known for his “snare pictures,” which capture everyday scenes by fixing objects to surfaces. This book explores his practice of transforming ordinary objects into art through assemblage and conceptual approaches.
6. Daniel Spoerri: La Messa in Scena degli Oggetti (Bottom Row, Second from Right)
An Italian book that translates to “The Staging of Objects,” focusing on Spoerri’s exploration of object arrangements and the narratives they convey. It investigates how his work blurs the line between art and life.
7. Daniel Spoerri: Eaten By…
This book delves into Spoerri’s series exploring food and dining. Known for his “banquet” installations, it examines how Spoerri turned meals into preserved artworks, immortalizing social moments and interactions.
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1. Otto Piene – Licht
A book likely focusing on Otto Piene, a German artist and co-founder of the ZERO movement, renowned for his explorations of light, technology, and kinetic art.
2. Joseph Beuys – Kleine Zeichnungen
A collection of “small drawings” by Joseph Beuys, showcasing his early works or studies in sketch format, emphasizing his conceptual and minimalist style.
3. Mein Rasierpinsel – Joseph Beuys
A book associated with Joseph Beuys that reflects on his personal items and symbolic connections in his art, potentially focusing on the metaphorical aspects of his work.
4. Joseph Beuys – Die Multiples
This book catalogs the multiples (limited-edition artworks) of Joseph Beuys, illustrating his democratic approach to art and his intention to make art accessible to a wider audience.
5. Joseph Beuys – Die Aktionen
A documentation of Beuys’s performances (“actions”), exploring his theatrical and participatory art practices aimed at engaging audiences directly.
6. Joseph Beuys – Die Materialien und ihre Botschaft
This book dives into the materials Beuys used in his art and their symbolic meanings, reflecting his philosophy and environmental awareness.
7. Günther Förg – Back and Forth
A book on Günther Förg’s work, exploring his abstract painting, photography, and architectural influences, emphasizing his back-and-forth experimentation across mediums.
8. Günther Förg – Aller Retour
A catalog likely focused on Förg’s vibrant and dynamic artworks, showcasing his layered use of color and abstract forms while revisiting themes.
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1. A visually striking book, likely featuring Mulders’ collage or abstract works with rich, symbolic imagery.
2. “Marc Mulders - Nevel Mist”
A book showcasing Mulders’ paintings, likely focusing on atmospheric and textured works, with themes of stillness and introspection.
3. : “Brush Tracks”
This book likely explores Mulders’ creative process, capturing the dynamic and colorful textures of his studio environment.
4. “Marc Mulders - Splinters en Gras”
A collection focusing on nature-inspired themes, perhaps floral or organic in style.
5. A duplicate of “Marc Mulders - Nevel Mist.”
6. “The Moonlight Garden”
This book appears to have a delicate, circular design, suggesting a focus on floral or ethereal garden themes.
7. “Marc Mulders - Dauwdruppels (Dew)”
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1. “Snowy e 27 points” by Rik van Iersel
Likely an art or photography book focusing on Rik van Iersel’s creative works, exploring experimental and surreal themes.
2. “Charlotte Molenkamp”
A book dedicated to Charlotte Molenkamp, featuring her abstract or expressionist artwork, showcasing her vibrant use of color and form.
3. Unknown Title (Herman Brood)
A book featuring Herman Brood, a Dutch artist and musician known for his bold, colorful, and pop-art-inspired pieces.
4. “Molenkamp”
Another book featuring Charlotte Molenkamp, possibly a catalog or retrospective of her work, highlighting her artistic journey.
5. “Jan Radersma”
Focuses on the works of Jan Radersma, possibly including abstract or expressionist paintings with dynamic, gestural strokes.
6. “Cole Morgan: Twenty Years”
A collection spanning 20 years of Cole Morgan’s work, likely highlighting his abstract mixed-media art.
7. Martineau: Minnaar van twee muzen
A book about Martineau, possibly an artist who combined visual arts with another muse (like poetry or music), showcasing their unique approach.
8. “Rik van Iersel”
Another book showcasing the works of Rik van Iersel, featuring vibrant, expressive, and layered paintings or mixed-media art.
9. “Souvenirs: Herman Brood - De Schilder”
A focus on Herman Brood’s career as a painter, exploring his colorful and rebellious approach to art.
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1. Henry Moore: Work – Theory – Impact (Christa Lichtenstern)
Explores the artistic and theoretical contributions of Henry Moore, a renowned British sculptor, focusing on his impact on modern art.
2. Richard Serra: Drawings – Work Comes Out of Work
A collection of Serra’s drawings that illustrates his process-driven approach to art, showcasing how drawing complements his monumental sculptures.
3. Richard Serra: Drawings
Highlights Serra’s minimalist drawings and their connection to his sculptural practice, emphasizing form and space.
4. Anthony Cragg: Parts of the World
A comprehensive look at Cragg’s innovative sculptures, detailing his exploration of materials, form, and structure.
5. Serra/Brancusi
A comparative study of Richard Serra and Constantin Brancusi, two influential sculptors, examining their distinct yet complementary approaches to materiality and form.
6. Henry Moore: Een Monumentale Visie (John Hedgecoe)
A photographic journey through Henry Moore’s work, offering an intimate perspective on his monumental sculptures and artistic process.
7. Richard Serra Dirk Reinartz
A photographic documentation of Serra’s large-scale steel sculptures by Dirk Reinartz, capturing the interaction between his works and their environment.
8. Bacon: Portraits and Self-Portraits
Examines Francis Bacon’s powerful and disturbing portraiture, including his self-portraits, offering insight into his psychological and artistic depth.
9. Francis Bacon (Skira Rizzoli)
An overview of Bacon’s career, focusing on his visceral and emotionally intense paintings that delve into the human condition.
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1 “Gevaar & Schoonheid: Turner en de traditie van het sublieme”
• A Dutch book exploring the themes of danger and beauty in J.M.W. Turner’s works, focusing on his interpretation of the sublime in art.
2. “Turner”
• A catalog or book focusing on the art of J.M.W. Turner, highlighting his mastery of light, color, and dramatic landscapes.
3. “Lucian Freud: Paintings”
• A collection of paintings by Lucian Freud, emphasizing his intensely realistic and raw portrayal of the human form.
4. “Lucian Freud on Paper”
• A focus on Lucian Freud’s works on paper, showcasing his talent in drawing, sketching, and etching.
5. “ David Hockney Portretten”
• A book about David Hockney’s portraits, featuring his unique approach to capturing human likeness in vibrant and expressive ways.
6. “Lucian Freud: The Painter’s Etchings”
• A detailed look at Freud’s etchings, offering insight into his process and techniques in this medium.
7. “Lucian Freud: The Studio”
• A book that provides an intimate glimpse into Lucian Freud’s studio space and his working environment, featuring his work and life as an artist.
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1. “Anish Kapoor” by Homi K. Bhabha
• This book explores the work of Anish Kapoor, a renowned contemporary artist known for his large-scale sculptures and installations. It delves into Kapoor’s use of color, form, and material, offering insight into his creative process.
2. “Julian Opie”
• A monograph dedicated to the works of Julian Opie, a leading figure in contemporary art, known for his minimalist and highly stylized depictions of figures and landscapes. The book covers his unique approach to combining digital and traditional mediums.
3. “Anish Kapoor: My Red Homeland”
• This book focuses on Kapoor’s “My Red Homeland,” a monumental work involving a massive steel blade moving through a vivid red wax surface. It provides an in-depth exploration of the themes of materiality and transformation in his art.
4. “Gilbert & George: The Complete Pictures, Volume Two”
• This volume documents the works of the artist duo Gilbert & George from 1987 to 1997. It features their provocative and bold photographic works that address themes of identity, religion, sexuality, and politics.
5. “Gilbert & George: The Complete Pictures, Volume One”
• Covering their works from 1971 to 1985, this volume highlights Gilbert & George’s groundbreaking early works. It includes iconic series that established them as pioneers of performance and conceptual art.
6. “Anish Kapoor” (Pictured with the sculpture)
• Another significant book on Anish Kapoor’s oeuvre, focusing on his outdoor and monumental sculptures. It provides a visual and textual analysis of his work in various settings worldwide.
7. “Sean Scully”
• A monograph on Sean Scully, known for his abstract, striped, and grid-like paintings. The book examines his use of color and form,
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1. Michael Kvium: Malerier og Motiver
• Author: Lennart Gottlieb
• Focus: The work of Danish artist Michael Kvium, known for his grotesque, surrealist, and thought-provoking paintings.
2. Edvard Munch
• Publisher: Hatje Cantz
• Focus: Explores the art and legacy of Norwegian artist Edvard Munch, best known for “The Scream” and his contribution to Expressionism.
3. Die Kunst der Oktoberrevolution
• Focus: The art and revolutionary visual culture associated with the October Revolution in Russia. It explores propaganda art, constructivism, and avant-garde influences.
4. Dix
• Focus: The work of German artist Otto Dix, a key figure in the Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity) movement, known for his critical depictions of war and Weimar society.
5. Schiele
• Author: Wolfgang Georg Fischer
• Publisher: Taschen
• Focus: A deep dive into the work of Egon Schiele, an Austrian Expressionist painter famous for his raw, emotive, and provocative art, especially his nudes.
6. Ernst Ludwig Kirchner: The Photographic Work
• Focus: The photographic works of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, an influential German Expressionist artist and a founding member of Die Brücke.
7. Kurt Schwitters
• Authors: Roger Cardinal and Cornelia Wehling
Focus: The life and work of Kurt Schwitters, a pioneer of Dada and collage art, known for his Merzbau constructions and experimental artistic approach.
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1. “Rainer Kosmos”: This likely explores the artistic universe or “cosmos” of Arnulf Rainer, highlighting his creative process and thematic elements across his work.
2. “Kreuz”: A focus on Rainer’s works that incorporate the motif of the cross, emphasizing spiritual and existential themes.
3. “Anfang”: This title, meaning “Beginning,” likely delves into the early phases of Rainer’s artistic journey or a pivotal evolution in his career.
4. “Noch vor der Sprache / Even Before Language”: A bilingual book featuring texts by Rudi Fuchs. It explores Rainer’s expression before the boundaries of structured language, diving into the primal and instinctive aspects of his art.
5. “Visages”: Dedicated to Rainer’s fascination with faces and their transformation through his overpainting style, exploring identity and emotion.
6. “Arnulf Rainer (Yellow/Orange cover)”: This book might be an exhibition catalog or collection of his works, highlighting his abstract and vivid overpainting style.
7. “Tiefe / Weite (Deep / Wide)” by Mario Merz & Arnulf Rainer: A collaboration or dialogue between Rainer and Merz, exploring depth and spatial themes in their art.
8. “Bibelübermalungen”: A focus on Rainer’s “overpaintings” of biblical themes, blending sacred imagery with his dynamic, abstract techniques.
9. Key works by Rainer, with an emphasis on the expressive and introspective qualities of his art.
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. Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable - Damien Hirst
• A catalog of Damien Hirst’s ambitious 2017 exhibition in Venice, this book presents artworks inspired by a fictional underwater discovery. It blends mythology and contemporary art with Hirst’s signature style.
2. Sarah Lucas
• Focused on the provocative works of Sarah Lucas, a prominent Young British Artist (YBA). Known for her use of everyday objects, her art challenges societal norms around gender, sexuality, and identity.
3. David Spiller: Give My Love to Roses
• A monograph exploring the works of British artist David Spiller, known for his colorful, pop-art-inspired paintings that incorporate text and nostalgic imagery.
4. Tracey Emin
• A book highlighting the works of Tracey Emin, a leading YBA whose art is deeply personal, often drawing on her life experiences through mediums like painting, installation, and embroidery.
5. British Artists at Work
• Authored by Amanda Eliasch, this book provides an intimate look at contemporary British artists in their creative spaces. It captures the diversity of styles and approaches in the UK art scene.
6. Flogging a Dead Horse - Jake and Dinos Chapman
• A book that delves into the unsettling and darkly humorous works of the Chapman Brothers, who explore themes like mortality, horror, and consumerism in their provocative pieces.
7. Damien Hirst
• This book showcases the work of Damien Hirst, particularly his iconic pieces that juxtapose life and death, like his famous vitrines filled with pharmaceuticals or animals preserved in formaldehyde.
8. Banksy: Wall and Piece
• A collection of street art by the anonymous artist Banksy, documenting his most famous graffiti works and satirical commentary on society, politics, and culture.
9. Vanessa Beecroft
• A publication focused on Vanessa Beecroft’s conceptual performances and installations, often featuring live female models. Her work addresses themes of beauty, objectification, and societal norms.
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1. Bruce Nauman: Live or Die
Focuses on Bruce Nauman’s work, showcasing his provocative and conceptual art that challenges themes of life, death, and the human condition.
2. Bruce Nauman: Clown Torture
Explores Nauman’s innovative installations and performances, delving into his unconventional approach to contemporary art.
3. Donald Judd: Colorist
A deep dive into Donald Judd’s minimalist works, emphasizing his groundbreaking use of color and geometry in modern art.
4. Marcel Broodthaers: Under the Surface
Examines the poetic and intellectual works of Broodthaers, blending text, objects, and film in his unique art practice.
5. Eileen Gray
A tribute to Eileen Gray, the pioneering designer and architect, celebrated for her contributions to modernism in furniture and architecture.
6. Yayoi Kusama
A vibrant overview of Kusama’s iconic, polka-dotted, and psychedelic works, highlighting her influence on contemporary art.
7. Hopper (Taschen)
An accessible collection of Edward Hopper’s art, focusing on his atmospheric depictions of urban and rural America.
8. Ellsworth Kelly
Highlights the minimalist abstract works of Ellsworth Kelly, focusing on his use of shape, color, and form.
9. Willem de Kooning (Sally Yard)
A comprehensive look at de Kooning’s abstract expressionist masterpieces and his evolving artistic journey.
10. Willem de Kooning: The Late Paintings, The 1980s
Examines de Kooning’s late career, showcasing the fluid and abstract nature of his works from the 1980s.
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1. All Tomorrow’s Parties: Billy Name’s Photographs of Andy Warhol’s Factory
• A collection of Billy Name’s iconic photographs capturing life in Andy Warhol’s Factory during the 1960s, showcasing key figures, art, and moments of the era.
2. Mel Ramos
• A monograph dedicated to Mel Ramos, known for his pop art paintings blending commercial imagery with playful depictions of pin-up figures and cultural icons.
3. Robert Rauschenberg: Haywire
• A detailed exploration of Robert Rauschenberg’s experimental artworks, focusing on his multimedia techniques and revolutionary approaches to art.
4. Claes Oldenburg: Drawings
• A compilation of Claes Oldenburg’s sketches and drawings, highlighting his process and concepts behind his sculptural works and large-scale installations.
5. Printed Stuff: Claes Oldenburg
• A catalog of Claes Oldenburg’s prints and graphic works, demonstrating his unique visual language and playful take on everyday objects.
6. Alex Katz: Prints
• A comprehensive look at Alex Katz’s printmaking, featuring his signature flat, colorful depictions of portraits, landscapes, and urban life.
7. Jasper Johns: Racing Thoughts
• An analysis of Jasper Johns’ artwork, examining his use of iconic symbols, such as flags and targets, with a focus on his vibrant and thought-provoking prints.
8. Robert Rauschenberg (Cover featuring JFK)
• A collection of Robert Rauschenberg’s works that merge art and social commentary, incorporating photography, collage, and pop culture imagery.
9. SuperWarhol
• A deep dive into Andy Warhol’s impact on pop art, culture, and society, featuring a variety of his works and interpretations of his legacy.
10. Andy Warhol Prints
A detailed catalog of Andy Warhol’s screenprints, illustrating his mastery of the medium and his iconic portrayals of consumer culture and celebrities.
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1. Eduardo Chillida (top left): This book delves into the works of Spanish sculptor Eduardo Chillida, focusing on his monumental abstract sculptures and explorations of space, form, and material.
2. El Siglo de Giorgio de Chirico (The Century of Giorgio de Chirico) (top middle): A book examining the life and work of Giorgio de Chirico, the Italian painter known for his metaphysical art, which blends classical themes with surrealist elements.
3. Tàpies: The Complete Works Vol. II (1943–1960) (top right): This volume catalogs the works of Antoni Tàpies, a prominent Spanish painter and sculptor, during a key period of his career, showcasing his textured abstract art.
4. Chillida (bottom left): Another book on Eduardo Chillida, likely focusing on specific aspects of his architectural and sculptural works that emphasize the relationship between space and light.
5. Antonio Saura: Par Lui-Même (Antonio Saura: By Himself) (bottom middle-left): A monograph on Antonio Saura, a leading Spanish abstract expressionist, featuring his bold, gestural paintings and writings.
6. Terramar: Miquel Barceló (bottom middle-right): A book exploring the works of contemporary Spanish artist Miquel Barceló, known for his diverse and experimental approaches to painting and sculpture.
7. Antoni Gaudí (bottom right): This book by Rainer Zerbst provides an in-depth look at the life and creations of Antoni Gaudí, the visionary architect behind Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia and other iconic works of Catalan modernism.
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1. “Der Rhein: The Rhine / Le Rhin” (Stephan Kaluza)
• Focuses on the Rhine River with photographic or artistic depictions. Likely includes a mix of landscape imagery and artistic interpretations.
2. “Kippenberger” (Martin Kippenberger)
• A monograph on Martin Kippenberger, a German contemporary artist known for his provocative and multifaceted works.
3. Book with Abstract Collage Cover (Title unclear)
• Likely an art or illustration-focused book with a vibrant, layered abstract collage design.
4. Neon Yellow Book (Title not visible)
• Could be an experimental art or design piece, possibly minimalist in content with modern aesthetics.
5. “Stephan Kaluza: 1995-2000”
• A collection of works by Stephan Kaluza, spanning five years of his artistic career, featuring photography or conceptual art.
6. “Dokoupil: Malerei im 21 Jahrhundert”
• Features the works of Ji?í Georg Dokoupil, focusing on his contributions to 21st-century painting, likely showcasing his experimental techniques.
7. “Bibliotheken” (Drottningholm Palace Library image)
• Likely a photographic or historical exploration of iconic libraries around the world.
8. “Klaus Zylla”
• A book dedicated to Klaus Zylla, showcasing his surreal and expressionistic artworks, often centered on figurative themes.
9. “Stephan Balkenhol”
• Focused on Stephan Balkenhol’s sculptural works, emphasizing his signature style of carved wooden figures.
10. “Werner Tübke: Meistersinger der Spätmoderne”
• A monograph on Werner Tübke, a German painter known for his complex, surrealist, and Renaissance-influenced works.
11. “Fitz der Künstler
• Likely a book about or by an artist named Fitz, potentially showcasing unconventional or experimental artworks.
12. “Neo Rauch: Neue Rollen”
• Focuses on Neo Rauch, a renowned contemporary German painter associated with the Leipzig School, featuring his distinctive figurative and surreal style.
13. Another Neo Rauch Book (title not fully clear)
• Presumably a second Neo Rauch monograph, potentially exploring a different era or series of his works.
14. “Ottmar Hörl”
• Dedicated to Ottmar Hörl, known for his conceptual art projects and installations, often involving multiples and participatory art.
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1. The Hotel Book: Great Escapes Africa
Showcases stunning African hotels and lodges that blend luxury with natural surroundings. A great resource for travel and design inspiration.
2. Venetian Palazzi
Explores the grandeur of Venetian palaces, offering a glimpse into their rich history, art, and architectural splendor.
3. Provence Interiors
Highlights the rustic charm and warm tones of Provençal homes, featuring interior design inspired by southern France.
4. Alpine Interiors
Captures the cozy, wood-heavy, and elegant interiors of alpine homes and chalets, perfect for mountain enthusiasts.
5. Farm: The Vernacular Tradition of Working Buildings
Focuses on traditional farm architecture and rural buildings, emphasizing their functional and aesthetic designs.
6. Seaside Interiors
Showcases breezy and bright coastal homes from around the world, celebrating the relaxed vibe of seaside living.
7. Tropische Interieurs (Tropical Interiors)
Explores colorful and vibrant interiors inspired by tropical climates, with lush greenery and bold patterns.
8. Tuscany Interiors
Features the timeless elegance of Tuscan homes, with stone walls, terracotta floors, and classic Italian decor.
9. Paris Interiors
Takes readers inside stylish Parisian homes that reflect the city’s unique blend of history, culture, and chic design.
10. Sankt Petersburg
A photographic journey through St. Petersburg, showcasing its rich architecture, palaces, and cultural landmarks.
11. Buiten & Binnen Wonen (Indoor & Outdoor Living)
A Dutch book focusing on harmonious design that blurs the line between interior and exterior spaces.
12. Het Grote Interieur Boek (The Big Interior Book)
A comprehensive guide to various interior design styles, trends, and ideas for home decor.
13. Moorish Architecture
Delves into the intricate patterns, arches, and motifs of Moorish architecture, highlighting its beauty and influence.
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1. Jan de Beus: Likely a monograph about Jan de Beus, a Dutch artist known for his expressive, abstract works.
2. Arie van Geest - Macht Zacht: A book showcasing the works of Arie van Geest, blending realism with abstract and emotional themes.
3. Warfremius: Likely covers the abstract geometric art of this artist, highlighting his minimalist approach.
4. Joost: A focus on Joost’s mixed-media works, possibly reflecting personal or emotional themes.
5. Abstract Cover (Text-Based Art): Likely a conceptual or modern art book, focusing on text-based or layered artwork.
6. Walter Oel: A book dedicated to Walter Oel’s vivid, structural, and modern compositions.
7. Arma: Possibly explores contemporary art or performance, as the cover features a dynamic photograph.
8. Farm Scene (Repeated Cover): A focus on rural life or the work of an artist interpreting agricultural themes.
9. Rachid Ben Ali: Highlights Rachid Ben Ali’s provocative and socially critical art.
10. Caius - Sprookjes in Brons: Focuses on bronze sculptures and storytelling through figurative art.
11. Co Westerik: A book on Co Westerik’s surreal and intricate works exploring human emotions and daily life.
12. De Scheppingen van Melle: Covers Melle’s fantastical and symbolic paintings, often exploring social or metaphysical themes.
13. Textured Abstract Cover: Likely features abstract, tactile artworks or sculptures, possibly by Jan de Beus.