Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Jeans

Artist page for Henry Scott Tuke (1858–1929)
right) Anonymous [c.1917] Letter from Adrien-Jean

This Audio Arts issue, originally published as an audio cassette magazine in 2002, includes Marlene Dumas, Mike Nelson, Pamela Golden, Mark Fairnington, John Warhola, Abigail Lane and Kenneth Noland
01:00:00 00:00:01 John Warhola interviewed by Jean

Contains items kept together originally, and arranged by Jacques Lipchitz himself or by his brother Rubin. In several cases other documents related to the same exhibitions were added to the original folders.
Lipchitz to Mr Hautecour Jacques Lipchitz, recipient: Jean

Contains correspondence and papers related to particular exhibitions in which Lipchitz participated. All were kept apart from the main correspondence and probably selected by Lipchitz himself or his brother Rubin. Also contains financial documents, papers related to artists‘ associations and societies, business cards, lists of works by Lipchitz prepared by him and list of publication on him and his works.
Lipchitz to Mr Hautecour Jacques Lipchitz, recipient: Jean

Artist page for Harold Knight (1874–1961)
After spending time in Paris, studying art under Jean-Paul

Artist page for Sir Steve McQueen (born 1969)
Influenced by Jean Vigo, Jean-Luc Godard, François

Contains business correspondence between Jacques Lipchitz and the French authorities responsible for arranging of ‚Exposition Internationale Paris 1937‘. Jacques Lipchitz made on commission a sculptural group, titled ‚Prometheus killing the vulture‘ which was displayed in 1937 at the Palais de la Decouverte. It provoked controversies and in 1938 the sculpture was damaged by some right activists. Part of the material was selected by Jacques Lipchitz himself or Rubin Lipchitz and kept in the red folder titled ‚Expositions, commandes,sculptures, dessins‘ together with documents on other exhibitions and commissions, as well as in red folder ‚Exposition 1937‘ and in the envelope later …
Lipchitz to Mr Hautecour Jacques Lipchitz, recipient: Jean

notable artists and thinkers, such as philosophers Jean-Paul

Contains correspondence and papers related to particular exhibitions in which Lipchitz participated. All were kept apart from the main correspondence and probably selected by Lipchitz himself or his brother Rubin. Also contains financial documents, papers related to artists‘ associations and societies, business cards, lists of works by Lipchitz prepared by him and list of publication on him and his works.
Lipchitz to Mr Hautecour Jacques Lipchitz, recipient: Jean

Contains items kept together originally, and arranged by Jacques Lipchitz himself or by his brother Rubin. In several cases other documents related to the same exhibitions were added to the original folders.
Lipchitz to Mr Hautecour Jacques Lipchitz, recipient: Jean