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Hardcover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. Original bdg. HC. 4to. (30 x 24 cm). Edition in English. 325 p., b/w and color ills. The Constantinople years. February 07 - May 10 2020, Istanbul, Mesher. [Exhibition catalogue]. Prep. by Aysenur Güler, Vita Susak. Edited by Nilüfer Sasmazer. Alexis Gritchenko, (1883-1977) was part of the modern art scene and exhibited with avant-garde artists including Kazimir Malevich, Wassily Kandinsky, Vladimir Tatlin and many others. Gritchenko was also an art critic and published articles, books; delivered public lectures, and taught in an art school. He decided to escape the civil war which followed the Russian Revolution of 1917. Leaving Moscow, he arrived in Istanbul in November 1919. Although the two years Gritchenko spent in Istanbul coincided with the occupation of the city, the Ottoman capital provided the artist with a relatively safe refuge until he left in 1921. On his arrival, he was instantly attracted by the colors and dynamism of Istanbul. He recorded his impressions of the vibrant ports, markets, sacred spaces, and majestic monuments while wandering through the streets, notepad, pen and brush in hand. Looking at his vast corpus of Istanbul works, one can retrace the cultural and social imprint of those turbulent years through the eyes of a visitor. Now, 100 years after the visit of Gritchenko to Istanbul, a great part of the works the artist created in the city, a collection of watercolors, gouaches, sketches, and oil paintings have been compiled into the book Alexis Gritchenko - The Constantinople Years. More than 150 works have been included in the publication alongside articles by art historians Vita Susak and Aysenur Gu?ler, detailing the artist's life and technique, as well as the connections and friendships he formed during his stay in Istanbul, including those between him, Ibrahim Çalli, and Namik Ismail.

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 238 pages. French language. 8.43x5.28x1.02 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. GRITCHENKO, ALEXIS Alexis Gritchenko. Istanbul yillari. 7 Subat - 10 Mayis 2020. Curators: Seyda Cetin, Ebru Esra Satici. Texts: Aysenur Guler, Vita Susak. Editor: Nilufer Sasmazer. [Exhibition catalogue]. Istanbul: Vehbi Koc Vakfi / Mesher, 2020. 4to., 328 p., color ills. Turkish. Original binding. New ISBN: 9789757078562 CATALOG: Painting & Sculpture KEYWORDS: History of art Painting Alexis Gritchenko, (1883-1977) was part of the modern art scene and exhibited with avant-garde artists including Kazimir Malevich, Wassily Kandinsky, Vladimir Tatlin and many others. Gritchenko was also an art critic and published articles, books; delivered public lectures, and taught in an art school. He decided to escape the civil war which followed the Russian Revolution of 1917. Leaving Moscow, he arrived in Istanbul in November 1919. Although the two years Gritchenko spent in Istanbul coincided with the occupation of the city, the Ottoman capital provided the artist with a relatively safe refuge until he left in 1921. On his arrival, he was instantly attracted by the colors and dynamism of Istanbul. He recorded his impressions of the vibrant ports, markets, sacred spaces, and majestic monuments while wandering through the streets, notepad, pen and brush in hand. Looking at his vast corpus of Istanbul works, one can retrace the cultural and social imprint of those turbulent years through the eyes of a visitor. Now, 100 years after the visit of Gritchenko to Istanbul, a great part of the works the artist created in the city, a collection of watercolors, gouaches, sketches, and oil paintings have been compiled into the book Alexis Gritchenko - The Constantinople Years. More than 150 works have been included in the publication alongside articles by art historians Vita Susak and Aysenur Guler, detailing the artist's life and technique, as well as the connections and friendships he formed during his stay in Istanbul, including those between him, Ibrahim Calli, and Namik Ismail.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. GRITCHENKO, ALEXIS Alexis Gritchenko. The Constantinople years. February 7 - May 10, 2020. Curators: Seyda Cetin, Ebru Esra Satici. Texts: Aysenur Guler, Vita Susak. Editor: Nilufer Sasmazer. [Exhibition catalogue]. Istanbul: Vehbi Koc Vakfi / Mesher, 2020. 4to., 328 p., color ills. English. Original binding. New ISBN: 9789757078555 CATALOG: Painting & Sculpture KEYWORDS: History of art Painting Istanbul - Constantinople Alexis Gritchenko, (1883-1977) was part of the modern art scene and exhibited with avant-garde artists including Kazimir Malevich, Wassily Kandinsky, Vladimir Tatlin and many others. Gritchenko was also an art critic and published articles, books; delivered public lectures, and taught in an art school. He decided to escape the civil war which followed the Russian Revolution of 1917. Leaving Moscow, he arrived in Istanbul in November 1919. Although the two years Gritchenko spent in Istanbul coincided with the occupation of the city, the Ottoman capital provided the artist with a relatively safe refuge until he left in 1921. On his arrival, he was instantly attracted by the colors and dynamism of Istanbul. He recorded his impressions of the vibrant ports, markets, sacred spaces, and majestic monuments while wandering through the streets, notepad, pen and brush in hand. Looking at his vast corpus of Istanbul works, one can retrace the cultural and social imprint of those turbulent years through the eyes of a visitor. Now, 100 years after the visit of Gritchenko to Istanbul, a great part of the works the artist created in the city, a collection of watercolors, gouaches, sketches, and oil paintings have been compiled into the book Alexis Gritchenko - The Constantinople Years. More than 150 works have been included in the publication alongside articles by art historians Vita Susak and Aysenur Guler, detailing the artist's life and technique, as well as the connections and friendships he formed during his stay in Istanbul, including those between him, Ibrahim Calli, and Namik Ismail.

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condizione: New.

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Condizione: New. Translated from French. Memoirs of painter Gritchenko during his time in Istanbul. Editors: Translator: Berktay, Ali 264 pages.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. 4to (28.5 x 22 cm), 295, [7] pp, bound in original watercolor. Contemporary decorative binding combining morocco and paper, gilt-lettered spine with two raised bends, top edge gilt, fore- and bottom-edge untried, marbled endpapers, original wrappers and spine bound in (Max Fonseque), housed in burgundy cloth box with gilt-lettered leather label (biding slightly rubbed, collector's blind stamp on the half-title). Limited to 300 copies, this is no. 295 on Rives paper, bound in original watercolor, depicting a church on the walls of Constantinople (14 x 19.5 cm, signed in pencil bottom right). First edition of of a travel journal penned by Ukrainian artist Alexis Gritchenko (1883-1977), chronicling his two-year sojourn in Constantinople following his emigration from revolutionary Russia and preceding his relocation to France. "'Two Years in Constantinople' is the title of a work published in 1930, in which Gritchenko recounts his experiences in a city that spared him nothing -- neither suffering nor the consolation found in the joy and rapture of beauty. These were two years of misery and intense work, which shaped Gritchenko into the artist and man that we admire today." (Paul Fierens) The book features 40 lithographs, including 16 full-page illustrations, 13 within the text, and 5 vignettes, initials, and cover reproductions, all showcasing Gritchenko's famous and highly prized watercolors. Maxime Fonsèque (1891-1965), apprenticed at Lotric, is renowned for his distinctive style marked by the incorporation of vertical elements that blend morocco and paper, separated by broad gilt roulettes. A beautiful copy of an inquisitively published book enriched by original watercolor in fine contemporary binding.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. L'Ukraine de mes jours bleus | Alexis Gritchenko | Taschenbuch | Présence Ukrainienne | 238 S. | Französisch | 2020 | Editions L'Harmattan | EAN 9782343083063 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: BoD - Books on Demand, In de Tarpen 42, 22848 Norderstedt, info[at]bod[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

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Hardcover. Condizione: New. 328 pp., color ills., 30 x 24 cm. An exceptional exhibition catalog. Alexis Gritchenko, (1883-1977) was part of the modern art scene and exhibited with avant-garde artists including Kazimir Malevich, Wassily Kandinsky, Vladimir Tatlin and many others. Gritchenko was also an art critic and published articles, books; delivered public lectures, and taught in an art school. He decided to escape the civil war which followed the Russian Revolution of 1917. Leaving Moscow, he arrived in Istanbul in November 1919. Although the two years Gritchenko spent in Istanbul coincided with the occupation of the city, the Ottoman capital provided the artist with a relatively safe refuge until he left in 1921. On his arrival, he was instantly attracted by the colors and dynamism of Istanbul. He recorded his impressions of the vibrant ports, markets, sacred spaces, and majestic monuments while wandering through the streets, notepad, pen and brush in hand. Looking at his vast corpus of Istanbul works, one can retrace the cultural and social imprint of those turbulent years through the eyes of a visitor. Now, 100 years after the visit of Gritchenko to Istanbul, a great part of the works the artist created in the city, a collection of watercolors, gouaches, sketches, and oil paintings have been compiled into the book Alexis Gritchenko - The Constantinople Years. More than 150 works have been included in the publication alongside articles by art historians Vita Susak and Aysenur Guler, detailing the artist's life and technique, as well as the connections and friendships he formed during his stay in Istanbul, including those between him, Ibrahim Calli, and Namik Ismail.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition. Original bdg. HC. 4to. (30 x 24 cm). Edition in Turkish. 328 p., b/w and color ills. Istanbul yillari. 07 Subat - 10 Mayis 2020, Istanbul, Mesher. [Exhibition catalogue]. Prep. by Aysenur Güler, Vita Susak. Edited by Nilüfer Sasmazer. The Constantinople years. February 07 - May 10 2020, Istanbul, Mesher. [Exhibition catalogue]. Prep. by Aysenur Güler, Vita Susak. Edited by Nilüfer Sasmazer. Alexis Gritchenko, (1883-1977) was part of the modern art scene and exhibited with avant-garde artists including Kazimir Malevich, Wassily Kandinsky, Vladimir Tatlin and many others. Gritchenko was also an art critic and published articles, books; delivered public lectures, and taught in an art school. He decided to escape the civil war which followed the Russian Revolution of 1917. Leaving Moscow, he arrived in Istanbul in November 1919. Although the two years Gritchenko spent in Istanbul coincided with the occupation of the city, the Ottoman capital provided the artist with a relatively safe refuge until he left in 1921. On his arrival, he was instantly attracted by the colors and dynamism of Istanbul. He recorded his impressions of the vibrant ports, markets, sacred spaces, and majestic monuments while wandering through the streets, notepad, pen and brush in hand. Looking at his vast corpus of Istanbul works, one can retrace the cultural and social imprint of those turbulent years through the eyes of a visitor. Now, 100 years after the visit of Gritchenko to Istanbul, a great part of the works the artist created in the city, a collection of watercolors, gouaches, sketches, and oil paintings have been compiled into the book Alexis Gritchenko - The Constantinople Years. More than 150 works have been included in the publication alongside articles by art historians Vita Susak and Aysenur Gu?ler, detailing the artist's life and technique, as well as the connections and friendships he formed during his stay in Istanbul, including those between him, Ibrahim Çalli, and Namik Ismail.

Softcover with glassine overwrap, 88 unbound pages as issued with 60 b/w and 8 color illustrations with many tipped-in plates, in French; very good condition, glassine is clean and crisp; no internal marks. (There are 4 unnumbered title pages followed by the start of the text pages which starts with page 7, but this seems complete.) This copy is part of the regular numbered edition of 280. Foreign shipping may be extra.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -L'Ukraine de mes jours bleus fait découvrir les souvenirs d'enfance d'Alexis Gritchenko (1883-1977), peintre né en Ukraine et ayant passé la majeure partie de sa vie en France. Sous le regard d'un enfant, se présente au lecteur la vie d'une province ukrainienne à la jointure des XIXe et XXe siècles, avec ses traditions, son existence rythmée par les fêtes et les saisons. Cette évocation nostalgique et lumineuse, faite des années plus tard, garde intacte l'image d'un monde qui a été irrémédiablement bouleversé au cours du XXe siècle. 238 pp. Französisch.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -L'Ukraine de mes jours bleus fait découvrir les souvenirs d'enfance d'Alexis Gritchenko (1883-1977), peintre né en Ukraine et ayant passé la majeure partie de sa vie en France. Sous le regard d'un enfant, se présente au lecteur la vie d'une province ukrainienne à la jointure des XIXe et XXe siècles, avec ses traditions, son existence rythmée par les fêtes et les saisons. Cette évocation nostalgique et lumineuse, faite des années plus tard, garde intacte l'image d'un monde qui a été irrémédiablement bouleversé au cours du XXe siècle.Books on Demand GmbH, Überseering 33, 22297 Hamburg 238 pp. Französisch.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - L'Ukraine de mes jours bleus fait découvrir les souvenirs d'enfance d'Alexis Gritchenko (1883-1977), peintre né en Ukraine et ayant passé la majeure partie de sa vie en France. Sous le regard d'un enfant, se présente au lecteur la vie d'une province ukrainienne à la jointure des XIXe et XXe siècles, avec ses traditions, son existence rythmée par les fêtes et les saisons. Cette évocation nostalgique et lumineuse, faite des années plus tard, garde intacte l'image d'un monde qui a été irrémédiablement bouleversé au cours du XXe siècle.