3 books for « beate reifenscheid »Edit

‎Sean Scully Géographies‎

‎, Silvana Editorale, 2024 PB, 300 x 240 mm, 192 pages , 192 Color illustrations, EN-GE edition. ISBN 9788836658077.‎

‎Over the past six decades, Sean Scully has been connected with the most diverse geographical locations, be it his many years of living in London, New York, Barcelona, Mooseurach, Berlin or Aix-en-Provence. In addition, he is constantly inspired by international exhibition projects and trips - such as to Morocco, Mexico and the island of Eleuthera. His restless attitude and always being keen to remain on the move, has left deep traces in his artistic work. Géographies therefore, focuses on Scully's life stages and travels, the places where he lives, works and which particularly inspire him through 35 paintings, as well as watercolours, pastels and drawings by the artist. Many of his abstract compositions reflect his perception of urban space, the dynamic rhythm of the big city or the liberating calm of nature. During the last nine years, Sean Scully has returned to figuration and formed a very personal credo that goes beyond the individual to something more universal.‎

‎Arman, Works on Paper, Werke Auf Papier‎

‎Kerber Verlag 2001 In-8 cartonné, couv. illustrée en coul., 192 pp. 114 reproductions en coul., 80 en deux tons., toutes légendées. Texte en Anglais et en Allemand.‎

‎Essay by Beate Reinfenscheid. Afterword Urs Roeber. Inspired by the work of Kurt Schwitters that he saw in Paris in 1954, Arman began experimenting with printmaking during the 1950s, and prints and other works on paper have been an essential part of his oeuvre since then. This is the first extensive retrospective and documentation of his works on paper, and as such, will be an essential publication on the artist's work. Très bon état d’occasion ‎

‎Daniel Coulet. Zwischen Himmel und Holle. Entre ciel et enfer.‎

‎Milano, Silvana, 2010 Softcover with flaps, 143pp., 28x23cm., ills. in col., good copy. Text in French and German. ISBN 9788836616923.‎