An edition of Keys to a passion (2015)

Keys to a passion

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An edition of Keys to a passion (2015)

Keys to a passion

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This beautiful and authoritative book brings together a number of exceptional works of art whose audacity disrupted the course of art history at the beginning of the 20th century. Major artists including Monet, Mondrian, Malevich, Rothko, Bonnard, Picasso, Munch, Giacometti, Bacon, Leger, Picabia, Matisse, Kupka, and Kandinsky are each represented by a key piece from their oeuvre. The text comprises 20 essays on the individual artists by a team of internationally renowned experts. Additional essays grapple with important questions and current debates within the art world, such as which artists are now making art history, and what gives a work lasting iconic status. The book focuses on well-known, landmark works that are models of the passionate creation of art as well as staples of scholarship on art history.

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English
Pages
287

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2015, Editions Hazan, Paris
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Table of Contents

The nature of the work, the eye set free / Jacqueline Lichtenstein
The museum in the making / Patricia Falguières
The canon and stories of modern art / Elisabeth Lebovici
The sensory and its critics / Alain Cueff
Pictures at an exhibition / Robert Storr
Eleven digressions on art history / Jean-Pierre Criqui
Francis Bacon: 'To create something is a sort of echo from one artist to another' / Michael Peppiatt
Pierre Bonnard: Le bel été / Olivier Kaeppelin
Constantin Brancusi: A traditional motif transmuted into an icon of modernity / Marielle Tabart
Robert Delaunay: 'Pop' before pop / Pascal Rousseau
Otto Dix: Notorious and famous : Otto Dix and the dancer Anita Berber / Ulrike Groos
Akseli Gallen-Kallela: In the wake of dream and reality / Anne Robbins Josse
Alberto Giacometti: 'Every man is every other man, and I as much as the others' / Véronique Wiesinger
Ferdinand Hodler: 'Now it's magnificent' / Philippe Büttner
Wassily Kandinsky: Towards the absolute work / Annegret Hoberg. Dissonances in art / Marcella Lista
František Kupka: The art of fugue and the beginnings of abstraction / Marcella Lista
Fernand Léger: The dynamics of contrast / Isabelle Monod-Fontaine
Kazimir Malevich: The square, the cross, the circle, the black and the white - or the suprematist emergence of the space of the world / Jean-Claude Marcadé
Henri Matisse: Grandeur obtained 'by the simplest means' / Isabelle Monod-Fontaine
Piet Mondrian: 'The natural in its most profound manifestation' / Wietse Coppes
Claude Monet: Birth of an icon : evolution of the critical fortunes of the water lilies / Marianne Mathieu
Edvard Munch: The scream as a vision of despair / Arne Eggum
Emil Nolde: Nature : an energy field / Jörg Garbrecht. A sense of nature : Hodler, Nolde, Mondrian / Ludovic Delalande
Francis Picabia: A 'pop-ist' modernism / Arnauld Pierre
Pablo Picasso: Marie-Thérèse, the blonde muse / Marie-Laure Bernadac
Mark Rothko: The pulse of the painting / Riccardo Venturi
Helene Schjerfbeck: Bare vitality / Elisabeth Lebovici
Gino Severini: Futurism and dancing music / Giovanni Lista.

Edition Notes

Catalog of an exhibition held at Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris, April 1-July 6, 2015.--Fondation Louis Vuitton website.

"Fondation Louis Vuitton"

Issued also in French with title Les clefs d'une passion.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 280-282).

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Library of Congress
ND548 .K49 2015, ND548.K49 2015

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Pagination
287 pages
Number of pages
287

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL27192155M
ISBN 10
0300215428
ISBN 13
9780300215427
LCCN
2015930852
OCLC/WorldCat
907143248

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