The endless enigma : Dali and the magicians of multiple meaning / by [Curators] ; in Cooperation with Uta Husmeier
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The Endless Enigma: Dalí and the Magicians of Multiple Meaning
DE HC USISBN: 9783775712835 bzw. 3775712836, in Deutsch, Hatje Cantz Publishers, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Re-Read Ltd [58947254], Doncaster, United Kingdom.
3775712836 The book is an ex-library book with all the usual markings. The book comes with a plastic cover. The book comes with an unclipped dust jacket. The book is in good condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains intact. Some page discolouration and creasing to the cover. Re-Read is a social enterprise - giving unloved books a new life. Our aim is to re-use, re-distribute or re-cycle books so that we reduce waste and make a difference to literacy, educational achievement or quality of life in our local area. All overseas shipping is by Air Mail.
3775712836 The book is an ex-library book with all the usual markings. The book comes with a plastic cover. The book comes with an unclipped dust jacket. The book is in good condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains intact. Some page discolouration and creasing to the cover. Re-Read is a social enterprise - giving unloved books a new life. Our aim is to re-use, re-distribute or re-cycle books so that we reduce waste and make a difference to literacy, educational achievement or quality of life in our local area. All overseas shipping is by Air Mail.
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The Endless Enigma: Dali and the Magicians of Multiple Meaning (2003)
~EN HC USISBN: 9783775712835 bzw. 3775712836, vermutlich in Englisch, Museum Kunst Palast (and) Hatje Cantz, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht, mit Einband.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Versandkosten nach: DEU.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Mullen Books, Inc. ABAA / ILAB.
Düsseldorf (and) Ostfildern-Ruit: Museum Kunst Palast (and) Hatje Cantz, 2003. Hardcover. VG/VG in shrinkwrap. Blue cloth with white embossed title, color pictorial dustjacket. 281 pp., profusely illustrated mostly in color. Catalog of an exhibition held at the Museum Kunst Palast, Düsseldorf, Feb. 22-June 9, 2003. "Fascinated by optical phenomena, painters have long created rotating images, picture puzzles, and composite images - that is, works that reveal different levels of meaning depending on the viewer's perspective and interpretation." "The present anthology reveals this manifold tradition and at the same time offers an overview of a millenium in the history of art. Sophisticated double images can already be found in older Indian and Persian miniatures; in the art of the sixteenth century Giuseppe Arciboldo's epochal paintings represent a pinnacle in the history of the composite image; in the twentieth century the picture puzzle in particular became the field of experimentation for important modernist painters, above all for Salvador Dali. For example, for his work The Endless Enigma the Catalan genius developed no fewer than six different levels of perception in which the components of the work form constantly new scenes as the viewer fixes on one area and then another." "This display of works of multiple meaning from a range of epochs and cultures presents the full range of the phenomenon and demonstrates the significance of the artistic method. This is a book for all art lovers who enjoy seeing and discovering."--Jacket. Contents as follows: Double Images / Jean-Hubert Martin -- Dawning: Thoughts on the Exhibition: The Endless Engima in Dusseldorf / Stephan Andreae -- 1. Appearance -- 2. Out There and In There -- The Islamic Orient: Ambiguity in Decor and Image / Karin Rurhdanz -- 3. Behind the World of Things -- 4. Invisible -- 5. Disappearing -- Dali's Optical Illusions / Dawn Ades -- 6. Incorporation -- 7. Rage -- Secrets, Power, and Death: Dali's Double Images / Elisabeth Bronfen -- 8. Desire -- 9. Enigma -- 10. Turning and Folding -- 11. Threshold -- Art Brut -- Double Images / Claudia Dichter -- 12. End and Heaven.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Mullen Books, Inc. ABAA / ILAB.
Düsseldorf (and) Ostfildern-Ruit: Museum Kunst Palast (and) Hatje Cantz, 2003. Hardcover. VG/VG in shrinkwrap. Blue cloth with white embossed title, color pictorial dustjacket. 281 pp., profusely illustrated mostly in color. Catalog of an exhibition held at the Museum Kunst Palast, Düsseldorf, Feb. 22-June 9, 2003. "Fascinated by optical phenomena, painters have long created rotating images, picture puzzles, and composite images - that is, works that reveal different levels of meaning depending on the viewer's perspective and interpretation." "The present anthology reveals this manifold tradition and at the same time offers an overview of a millenium in the history of art. Sophisticated double images can already be found in older Indian and Persian miniatures; in the art of the sixteenth century Giuseppe Arciboldo's epochal paintings represent a pinnacle in the history of the composite image; in the twentieth century the picture puzzle in particular became the field of experimentation for important modernist painters, above all for Salvador Dali. For example, for his work The Endless Enigma the Catalan genius developed no fewer than six different levels of perception in which the components of the work form constantly new scenes as the viewer fixes on one area and then another." "This display of works of multiple meaning from a range of epochs and cultures presents the full range of the phenomenon and demonstrates the significance of the artistic method. This is a book for all art lovers who enjoy seeing and discovering."--Jacket. Contents as follows: Double Images / Jean-Hubert Martin -- Dawning: Thoughts on the Exhibition: The Endless Engima in Dusseldorf / Stephan Andreae -- 1. Appearance -- 2. Out There and In There -- The Islamic Orient: Ambiguity in Decor and Image / Karin Rurhdanz -- 3. Behind the World of Things -- 4. Invisible -- 5. Disappearing -- Dali's Optical Illusions / Dawn Ades -- 6. Incorporation -- 7. Rage -- Secrets, Power, and Death: Dali's Double Images / Elisabeth Bronfen -- 8. Desire -- 9. Enigma -- 10. Turning and Folding -- 11. Threshold -- Art Brut -- Double Images / Claudia Dichter -- 12. End and Heaven.
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The Endless Enigma: Dali and the Magicians of Multiple Meaning (2003)
~EN HC USISBN: 9783775712835 bzw. 3775712836, vermutlich in Englisch, Museum Kunst Palast (and) Hatje Cantz, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht, guter Zustand, mit Einband.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Versandkosten nach: DEU.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Mullen Books, Inc. ABAA / ILAB.
Düsseldorf (and) Ostfildern-Ruit: Museum Kunst Palast (and) Hatje Cantz, 2003. Hardcover. VG/VG in shrinkwrap. Blue cloth with white embossed title, color pictorial dustjacket. 281 pp., profusely illustrated mostly in color. Catalog of an exhibition held at the Museum Kunst Palast, Düsseldorf, Feb. 22-June 9, 2003. "Fascinated by optical phenomena, painters have long created rotating images, picture puzzles, and composite images - that is, works that reveal different levels of meaning depending on the viewer's perspective and interpretation." "The present anthology reveals this manifold tradition and at the same time offers an overview of a millenium in the history of art. Sophisticated double images can already be found in older Indian and Persian miniatures; in the art of the sixteenth century Giuseppe Arciboldo's epochal paintings represent a pinnacle in the history of the composite image; in the twentieth century the picture puzzle in particular became the field of experimentation for important modernist painters, above all for Salvador Dali. For example, for his work The Endless Enigma the Catalan genius developed no fewer than six different levels of perception in which the components of the work form constantly new scenes as the viewer fixes on one area and then another." "This display of works of multiple meaning from a range of epochs and cultures presents the full range of the phenomenon and demonstrates the significance of the artistic method. This is a book for all art lovers who enjoy seeing and discovering."--Jacket. Contents as follows: Double Images / Jean-Hubert Martin -- Dawning: Thoughts on the Exhibition: The Endless Engima in Dusseldorf / Stephan Andreae -- 1. Appearance -- 2. Out There and In There -- The Islamic Orient: Ambiguity in Decor and Image / Karin Rurhdanz -- 3. Behind the World of Things -- 4. Invisible -- 5. Disappearing -- Dali's Optical Illusions / Dawn Ades -- 6. Incorporation -- 7. Rage -- Secrets, Power, and Death: Dali's Double Images / Elisabeth Bronfen -- 8. Desire -- 9. Enigma -- 10. Turning and Folding -- 11. Threshold -- Art Brut -- Double Images / Claudia Dichter -- 12. End and Heaven.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Mullen Books, Inc. ABAA / ILAB.
Düsseldorf (and) Ostfildern-Ruit: Museum Kunst Palast (and) Hatje Cantz, 2003. Hardcover. VG/VG in shrinkwrap. Blue cloth with white embossed title, color pictorial dustjacket. 281 pp., profusely illustrated mostly in color. Catalog of an exhibition held at the Museum Kunst Palast, Düsseldorf, Feb. 22-June 9, 2003. "Fascinated by optical phenomena, painters have long created rotating images, picture puzzles, and composite images - that is, works that reveal different levels of meaning depending on the viewer's perspective and interpretation." "The present anthology reveals this manifold tradition and at the same time offers an overview of a millenium in the history of art. Sophisticated double images can already be found in older Indian and Persian miniatures; in the art of the sixteenth century Giuseppe Arciboldo's epochal paintings represent a pinnacle in the history of the composite image; in the twentieth century the picture puzzle in particular became the field of experimentation for important modernist painters, above all for Salvador Dali. For example, for his work The Endless Enigma the Catalan genius developed no fewer than six different levels of perception in which the components of the work form constantly new scenes as the viewer fixes on one area and then another." "This display of works of multiple meaning from a range of epochs and cultures presents the full range of the phenomenon and demonstrates the significance of the artistic method. This is a book for all art lovers who enjoy seeing and discovering."--Jacket. Contents as follows: Double Images / Jean-Hubert Martin -- Dawning: Thoughts on the Exhibition: The Endless Engima in Dusseldorf / Stephan Andreae -- 1. Appearance -- 2. Out There and In There -- The Islamic Orient: Ambiguity in Decor and Image / Karin Rurhdanz -- 3. Behind the World of Things -- 4. Invisible -- 5. Disappearing -- Dali's Optical Illusions / Dawn Ades -- 6. Incorporation -- 7. Rage -- Secrets, Power, and Death: Dali's Double Images / Elisabeth Bronfen -- 8. Desire -- 9. Enigma -- 10. Turning and Folding -- 11. Threshold -- Art Brut -- Double Images / Claudia Dichter -- 12. End and Heaven.
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The Endless Enigma: Dal? and the Magicians of Multiple Meaning
DE USISBN: 9783775712835 bzw. 3775712836, in Deutsch, Hatje Cantz Publishers, gebraucht.
Lieferung aus: Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, Versandkosten nach: CHE.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Better World Books Ltd.
Hatje Cantz Publishers. Used - Good. Ships from the UK. Former Library book. Shows some signs of wear, and may have some markings on the inside. 100% Money Back Guarantee. Your purchase also supports literacy charities.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Better World Books Ltd.
Hatje Cantz Publishers. Used - Good. Ships from the UK. Former Library book. Shows some signs of wear, and may have some markings on the inside. 100% Money Back Guarantee. Your purchase also supports literacy charities.
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Jean-Hubert Martin, Jean-Hubert Martin, Dawn Ades, Stephan Andreae, Elisabeth Bronfen, Claudia Dichter, Karin Ruhrdanz
Endless Enigma (2003)
DE HCISBN: 9783775712835 bzw. 3775712836, in Deutsch, Hatje Cantz Publishers July 2003, gebundenes Buch.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Hennessey + Ingalls [54522233], Santa Monica, CA, U.S.A.
Fascinated by optical phenomena and curious to explore the limits of picture making, painters share a long history of creating visual puzzles, composite pictures with shifting perspectives. Ambiguous images whose various levels of meaning depend entirely on the observer's point of view have drawn more than a few painters' brushes over time. This rich volume is dedicated to that multifarious tradition, from early Indian and Persian miniatures of imaginary anthropomorphic landscapes, to Giuseppe Arcimboldo's pictures of the seasons, and finally the works by the great surrealist masters Max Ernst and Salvador Dal', encountering along the way such diverse artists as Francis Picabia, William Hogarth, Leonardo da Vinci, M.C. Escher, Tony Cragg and Kara Walker. Dal', whose work is at the center of this book and gives it its title, came up with no less than seven strata of perception for his work The Endless Enigma, in which parts of the picture merge into ever-new scenarios depending on the individual area the viewer chooses to focus on. A unique presentation of ambiguous pictures that originated in different cultures and epochs, The Endless Enigma: Dal' and the Magicians of Multiple Meaning reveals the enormous complexity of this artistic phenomenon, underlining the meaning of the method of seeing and discovering. Edited by Jean-Hubert Martin. Essays by Elisabeth Bronfen, Dawn Ades, Stephan Andreae, Claudia Dichter and Karin Ruhrdanz. Out of print. Minor shelf wear on edges of book.
Fascinated by optical phenomena and curious to explore the limits of picture making, painters share a long history of creating visual puzzles, composite pictures with shifting perspectives. Ambiguous images whose various levels of meaning depend entirely on the observer's point of view have drawn more than a few painters' brushes over time. This rich volume is dedicated to that multifarious tradition, from early Indian and Persian miniatures of imaginary anthropomorphic landscapes, to Giuseppe Arcimboldo's pictures of the seasons, and finally the works by the great surrealist masters Max Ernst and Salvador Dal', encountering along the way such diverse artists as Francis Picabia, William Hogarth, Leonardo da Vinci, M.C. Escher, Tony Cragg and Kara Walker. Dal', whose work is at the center of this book and gives it its title, came up with no less than seven strata of perception for his work The Endless Enigma, in which parts of the picture merge into ever-new scenarios depending on the individual area the viewer chooses to focus on. A unique presentation of ambiguous pictures that originated in different cultures and epochs, The Endless Enigma: Dal' and the Magicians of Multiple Meaning reveals the enormous complexity of this artistic phenomenon, underlining the meaning of the method of seeing and discovering. Edited by Jean-Hubert Martin. Essays by Elisabeth Bronfen, Dawn Ades, Stephan Andreae, Claudia Dichter and Karin Ruhrdanz. Out of print. Minor shelf wear on edges of book.
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