9783039420575 - The Lill Tschudi: The Excitement of the Modern Linocut 1930?1950 (25 risultati)

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First Edition. First edition and first printing. Hardcover. 173 pages. Monograph on Swiss artist Lill Tschudi. Features text in English and German with a foreword by Dr. Linda Schadler and an essay by Alexandra Barcal. Includes numerous color and black and white illustrations, list of previous exhibitions, and other biographical information. A fine copy in illustrated boards. No dust jacket as issued.

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Hardback. Condizione: New. The short intermezzo between the Great War and World War II and especially the "roaring twenties" with their a thrill of speed were a period of radical social change and artistic development, and of vibrant metropolitan life and. Born into a merchant family in the Swiss mountain canton of Glarus, Lill Tschudi (1911-2004) moved to London in 1929 to educate herself at the Grosvenor School of Modern Art. She flourished in the imperial capital and soon gained wide recognition for her bold and often colourful modernist linocuts. In the Anglo-Saxon world her reputation as an accomplished printmaker has lasted and her works continue to fetch good prices at auctions in Britain and Australia. New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art holds some 120 of her prints in its permanent collection, while she has until to date never been distinguished with a solo exhibition in a public museum in her native Switzerland.This book, published to coincide with the first such display at Graphische Sammlung ETH Zurich, features some 50 of her unique linocuts. Designed as a proper picture book, it shows her refined and expressive compositions with their captivating narrative in full-page plates, which are supplemented by informative essays.Text in English and German.

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. The short intermezzo between the Great War and World War II and especially the "roaring twenties" with their a thrill of speed were a period of radical social change and artistic development, and of vibrant metropolitan life and. Born into a merchant family in the Swiss mountain canton of Glarus, Lill Tschudi (19112004) moved to London in 1929 to educate herself at the Grosvenor School of Modern Art. She flourished in the imperial capital and soon gained wide recognition for her bold and often colourful modernist linocuts. In the Anglo-Saxon world her reputation as an accomplished printmaker has lasted and her works continue to fetch good prices at auctions in Britain and Australia. New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art holds some 120 of her prints in its permanent collection, while she has until to date never been distinguished with a solo exhibition in a public museum in her native Switzerland. This book, published to coincide with the first such display at Graphische Sammlung ETH Zurich, features some 50 of her unique linocuts. Designed as a proper picture book, it shows her refined and expressive compositions with their captivating narrative in full-page plates, which are supplemented by informative essays. Text in English and German. AUTHOR: Alexandra Barcal is deputy head and conservator of 20th and 21st-centruy art at Graphische Sammlung ETH Zurich. The Graphische Sammlung ETH Zurich, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology's collection of prints and drawings, is one of the largest collections in this field in Switzerland, containing some 160,000 high-quality artworks on paper from the 15th century to the present day. SELLING POINTS: . First new book on Swiss artist and printmaker Lill Tschudi for decades . Features some 50 of her unique linocuts . Lill Tschudi enjoys lasting recognition as an accomplished printmaker in the Anglo-Saxon world until the present day and her works fetch good prices at auctions 50 colour illustrations This book celebrates the art of Lill Tschudi, a Swiss artist and printmaker who until the present day is highly regarded especially in the Anglo-Saxon world and whose prints continue to fetch good prices at auctions in Britain, Australia and the US. Text in English and German. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardback. Condizione: New. The short intermezzo between the Great War and World War II and especially the "roaring twenties" with their a thrill of speed were a period of radical social change and artistic development, and of vibrant metropolitan life and. Born into a merchant family in the Swiss mountain canton of Glarus, Lill Tschudi (1911-2004) moved to London in 1929 to educate herself at the Grosvenor School of Modern Art. She flourished in the imperial capital and soon gained wide recognition for her bold and often colourful modernist linocuts. In the Anglo-Saxon world her reputation as an accomplished printmaker has lasted and her works continue to fetch good prices at auctions in Britain and Australia. New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art holds some 120 of her prints in its permanent collection, while she has until to date never been distinguished with a solo exhibition in a public museum in her native Switzerland.This book, published to coincide with the first such display at Graphische Sammlung ETH Zurich, features some 50 of her unique linocuts. Designed as a proper picture book, it shows her refined and expressive compositions with their captivating narrative in full-page plates, which are supplemented by informative essays.Text in English and German.

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Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. bilingual edition. 173 pages. 11.25x9.00x0.75 inches. In Stock.

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Hardback. Condizione: New. The short intermezzo between the Great War and World War II and especially the "roaring twenties" with their a thrill of speed were a period of radical social change and artistic development, and of vibrant metropolitan life and. Born into a merchant family in the Swiss mountain canton of Glarus, Lill Tschudi (1911-2004) moved to London in 1929 to educate herself at the Grosvenor School of Modern Art. She flourished in the imperial capital and soon gained wide recognition for her bold and often colourful modernist linocuts. In the Anglo-Saxon world her reputation as an accomplished printmaker has lasted and her works continue to fetch good prices at auctions in Britain and Australia. New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art holds some 120 of her prints in its permanent collection, while she has until to date never been distinguished with a solo exhibition in a public museum in her native Switzerland.This book, published to coincide with the first such display at Graphische Sammlung ETH Zurich, features some 50 of her unique linocuts. Designed as a proper picture book, it shows her refined and expressive compositions with their captivating narrative in full-page plates, which are supplemented by informative essays.Text in English and German.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Lill Tschudi (1911-2004), daughter of a merchant family from the rural Swiss canton of Glarus, moved to London in 1929-30 to be educated at the Grosvenor School of Modern Art. She flourished in the vibrant imperial capital of the inter-war years and soon gained wide recognition for her bold and often colorful modernist linocuts. She continued her artistic formation during several stays in the equally throbbing Paris in 1930 and 1931. In the Anglo-Saxon world her reputation as an accomplished printmaker close to the Modernist British Printmaking movement has lasted, and her works continue to fetch good prices at auctions in Britain and Australia. New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art holds some 120 of her prints in its permanent collection. Yet in her native Switzerland, she has largely fallen into oblivion. This book, published to coincide with an exhibition of Lill Tschudi's work at Graphische Sammlung ETH Zürich in winter 2021-22, is the first major monograph on this outstanding artist. It features previously unpublished material from Tschudi's archive and from private collections, shedding new light on her life and work, as well as a wide-ranging selection of her colorful linocuts that demonstrates her uniquely dynamic, colorful pictorial world. The essays explore and analyze her choice of topics and artistic proces and investigate what made her art so popular abroad.; Lill Tschudi (1911-2004), Tochter einer Kaufmannsfamilie aus dem ländlichen Schweizer Kanton Glarus, ging 1929-1930 nach London, um in der damals überbordend lebensfrohen Metropole eine künstlerische Ausbildung zu machen. In den Jahren 1931-1933 führte sie ihre Ausbildung während mehrerer Aufenthalte im ebenso pulsierenden Paris fort. Rasch fand sie mit ihren kühnen modernistischen Linolschnitten grosse Anerkennung. Bis heute sind ihre Werke in der angelsächsischen Welt gefragt und erzielen bei Auktionen stolze Preise. In ihrer Schweizer Heimat ist sie dagegen weitgehend in Vergessenheit geraten. Dieses Buch präsentiert zum einen bislang noch nie veröffentlichtes Material aus dem Nachlass von Lill Tschudi und aus privaten Sammlungen, das neues Licht auf ihr Leben und Schaffen wirft. Zum anderen führen die Abbildungen zahlreicher Arbeiten sowohl die einzigartige dynamische und bunte Bildwelt Lill Tschudis in ihrem gesamten thematischen Spektrum als auch ihre Leidenschaft für die Technik des Farblinolschnitts vor Augen. Die Texte erkunden und analysieren ihre Themenwahl sowie die Genese ihrer Bilder, gehen den Hintergründen ihrer grossen Popularität ausserhalb der Schweiz nach.

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. The short intermezzo between the Great War and World War II and especially the "roaring twenties" with their a thrill of speed were a period of radical social change and artistic development, and of vibrant metropolitan life and. Born into a merchant family in the Swiss mountain canton of Glarus, Lill Tschudi (19112004) moved to London in 1929 to educate herself at the Grosvenor School of Modern Art. She flourished in the imperial capital and soon gained wide recognition for her bold and often colourful modernist linocuts. In the Anglo-Saxon world her reputation as an accomplished printmaker has lasted and her works continue to fetch good prices at auctions in Britain and Australia. New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art holds some 120 of her prints in its permanent collection, while she has until to date never been distinguished with a solo exhibition in a public museum in her native Switzerland. This book, published to coincide with the first such display at Graphische Sammlung ETH Zurich, features some 50 of her unique linocuts. Designed as a proper picture book, it shows her refined and expressive compositions with their captivating narrative in full-page plates, which are supplemented by informative essays. Text in English and German. AUTHOR: Alexandra Barcal is deputy head and conservator of 20th and 21st-centruy art at Graphische Sammlung ETH Zurich. The Graphische Sammlung ETH Zurich, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology's collection of prints and drawings, is one of the largest collections in this field in Switzerland, containing some 160,000 high-quality artworks on paper from the 15th century to the present day. SELLING POINTS: . First new book on Swiss artist and printmaker Lill Tschudi for decades . Features some 50 of her unique linocuts . Lill Tschudi enjoys lasting recognition as an accomplished printmaker in the Anglo-Saxon world until the present day and her works fetch good prices at auctions 50 colour illustrations This book celebrates the art of Lill Tschudi, a Swiss artist and printmaker who until the present day is highly regarded especially in the Anglo-Saxon world and whose prints continue to fetch good prices at auctions in Britain, Australia and the US. Text in English and German. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Lill Tschudi | Die Faszination des modernen Linolschnitts 1930-1950 | Graphische Sammlung ETH Zürich (u. a.) | Buch | 180 S. | Deutsch | 2021 | Scheidegger & Spiess | EAN 9783039420575 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: GVA Gemeinsame Verlagsauslieferung Göttingen GmbH & Co. KG, Carsten Schlieker, Postfach 20 21, 37010 Göttingen, info[at]gva-verlage[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Hardback. Condizione: New. The short intermezzo between the Great War and World War II and especially the "roaring twenties" with their a thrill of speed were a period of radical social change and artistic development, and of vibrant metropolitan life and. Born into a merchant family in the Swiss mountain canton of Glarus, Lill Tschudi (1911-2004) moved to London in 1929 to educate herself at the Grosvenor School of Modern Art. She flourished in the imperial capital and soon gained wide recognition for her bold and often colourful modernist linocuts. In the Anglo-Saxon world her reputation as an accomplished printmaker has lasted and her works continue to fetch good prices at auctions in Britain and Australia. New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art holds some 120 of her prints in its permanent collection, while she has until to date never been distinguished with a solo exhibition in a public museum in her native Switzerland.This book, published to coincide with the first such display at Graphische Sammlung ETH Zurich, features some 50 of her unique linocuts. Designed as a proper picture book, it shows her refined and expressive compositions with their captivating narrative in full-page plates, which are supplemented by informative essays.Text in English and German.

Hardcover. Condizione: New.

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. The short intermezzo between the Great War and World War II and especially the "roaring twenties" with their a thrill of speed were a period of radical social change and artistic development, and of vibrant metropolitan life and. Born into a merchant family in the Swiss mountain canton of Glarus, Lill Tschudi (19112004) moved to London in 1929 to educate herself at the Grosvenor School of Modern Art. She flourished in the imperial capital and soon gained wide recognition for her bold and often colourful modernist linocuts. In the Anglo-Saxon world her reputation as an accomplished printmaker has lasted and her works continue to fetch good prices at auctions in Britain and Australia. New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art holds some 120 of her prints in its permanent collection, while she has until to date never been distinguished with a solo exhibition in a public museum in her native Switzerland. This book, published to coincide with the first such display at Graphische Sammlung ETH Zurich, features some 50 of her unique linocuts. Designed as a proper picture book, it shows her refined and expressive compositions with their captivating narrative in full-page plates, which are supplemented by informative essays. Text in English and German. AUTHOR: Alexandra Barcal is deputy head and conservator of 20th and 21st-centruy art at Graphische Sammlung ETH Zurich. The Graphische Sammlung ETH Zurich, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology's collection of prints and drawings, is one of the largest collections in this field in Switzerland, containing some 160,000 high-quality artworks on paper from the 15th century to the present day. SELLING POINTS: . First new book on Swiss artist and printmaker Lill Tschudi for decades . Features some 50 of her unique linocuts . Lill Tschudi enjoys lasting recognition as an accomplished printmaker in the Anglo-Saxon world until the present day and her works fetch good prices at auctions 50 colour illustrations This book celebrates the art of Lill Tschudi, a Swiss artist and printmaker who until the present day is highly regarded especially in the Anglo-Saxon world and whose prints continue to fetch good prices at auctions in Britain, Australia and the US. Text in English and German. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.