The Beauty of Time - 13 Angebote vergleichen

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR Borkert SchwarzZerfaß [8335842], Berlin, Germany.
23 S.; illustriert; qu.-8°; geheftet. Gutes Ex.; Einband minimal berieben. - Texte in Englisch. - Mit Vita des Künstlers. // The photographs in the Hometown cycle are C-type prints 54 by 80 CentimetreS in dimension. There are five numbered and signed copies of each photograph. This catalogue contains 56 pictures accompanied by the dates on which they were taken. // I didn't plan it and it was not a spontaneous idea either; it came about through chance. I just wanted to take a few photos for the book I was preparing for my parents and sister. It was 1993 and I happened to be down in Wabrzezno for Christmas. There was all the media-created hype about the coming Y2K. I rose at 8 o'clock on New Year's Day and went out to SEE what the world looked like in the new millennium and wanted to take a few pictures to remember that first day of the year 2000 better. When I had them developed, I experienced a kind of shock. In the pictures WERE places that have known forever and yet they didn't look the way I had thought they actually looked, they were filthy and ugly. I was hurt by this and decided to carry on with the project. In time I came to see that there was more to it than I was originally aware of, but it right at the beginning I did not realise it. Krzysztof Zielinski (excerpt from an interview by Anna Bujnowska) / (Vorwort) -- The photographs in this cycle are imbued with an atmosphere of light sadness and concentration. What is also striking is their curious, hardly definable lyricism, completely devoid of sentimentality and frilly ornamentation. Bare, unadorned truth of a place is shown, its beauty and ugliness (and all that lies between these two extremes), laziness and energy, liveliness and stagnation. In the second part of Hometown (dated from 2002) significant changes can be noticed, firstly in the colours: they become lighter, cooler and more delicate. The dominant ones are silvery greys, whites, pinks, pistachio greens and dimmed blues. The colours of the additional elements, in contrast, such as graffiti, signs, kiosks, portals, gutters, etc., become intense, even sharp. Thus there appears a whole palette of very defined, as well as exceptionally subtle, pastel colour combinations. (Anna Bujnowska / Nachwort) ISBN 8387279250 Wir versenden am Tag der Bestellung von Montag bis Freitag. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR Borkert, Schwarz, Zerfaß, 10785 Berlin.
23 S.; illustriert; qu.-8°; geheftet. Gutes Ex.; Einband minimal berieben. - Texte in Englisch. - Mit Vita des Künstlers. // The photographs in the Hometown cycle are C-type prints 54 by 80 CentimetreS in dimension. There are five numbered and signed copies of each photograph. This catalogue contains 56 pictures accompanied by the dates on which they were taken. // I didn't plan it and it was not a spontaneous idea either; it came about through chance. I just wanted to take a few photos for the book I was preparing for my parents and sister. It was 1993 and I happened to be down in Wabrzezno for Christmas. There was all the media-created hype about the coming Y2K. I rose at 8 o'clock on New Year's Day and went out to SEE what the world looked like in the new millennium and wanted to take a few pictures to remember that first day of the year 2000 better. When I had them developed, I experienced a kind of shock. In the pictures WERE places that have known forever and yet they didn't look the way I had thought they actually looked, they were filthy and ugly. I was hurt by this and decided to carry on with the project. In time I came to see that there was more to it than I was originally aware of, but it right at the beginning I did not realise it. Krzysztof Zielinski (excerpt from an interview by Anna Bujnowska) / (Vorwort) -- The photographs in this cycle are imbued with an atmosphere of light sadness and concentration. What is also striking is their curious, hardly definable lyricism, completely devoid of sentimentality and frilly ornamentation. Bare, unadorned truth of a place is shown, its beauty and ugliness (and all that lies between these two extremes), laziness and energy, liveliness and stagnation. In the second part of Hometown (dated from 2002) significant changes can be noticed, firstly in the colours: they become lighter, cooler and more delicate. The dominant ones are silvery greys, whites, pinks, pistachio greens and dimmed blues. The colours of the additional elements, in contrast, such as graffiti, signs, kiosks, portals, gutters, etc., become intense, even sharp. Thus there appears a whole palette of very defined, as well as exceptionally subtle, pastel colour combinations. (Anna Bujnowska / Nachwort) ISBN 8387279250 Versand D: 3,00 EUR Kunst / Polen; Photographie; Dorf / Ortsbilder; Heimatort; Straßen; Gebäude.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR.
Galerie, Zderzak (Warschau), 23 S.; illustriert; qu.-8°; geheftet. Gutes Ex.; Einband minimal berieben. - Texte in Englisch. - Mit Vita des Künstlers. // The photographs in the Hometown cycle are C-type prints 54 by 80 CentimetreS in dimension. There are five numbered and signed copies of each photograph. This catalogue contains 56 pictures accompanied by the dates on which they were taken. // I didn't plan it and it was not a spontaneous idea either; it came about through chance. I just wanted to take a few photos for the book I was preparing for my parents and sister. It was 1993 and I happened to be down in Wabrzezno for Christmas. There was all the media-created hype about the coming Y2K. I rose at 8 o'clock on New Year's Day and went out to SEE what the world looked like in the new millennium and wanted to take a few pictures to remember that first day of the year 2000 better. When I had them developed, I experienced a kind of shock. In the pictures WERE places that have known forever and yet they didn't look the way I had thought they actually looked, they were filthy and ugly. I was hurt by this and decided to carry on with the project. In time I came to see that there was more to it than I was originally aware of, but it right at the beginning I did not realise it. Krzysztof Zielinski (excerpt from an interview by Anna Bujnowska) / (Vorwort) -- The photographs in this cycle are imbued with an atmosphere of light sadness and concentration. What is also striking is their curious, hardly definable lyricism, completely devoid of sentimentality and frilly ornamentation. Bare, unadorned truth of a place is shown, its beauty and ugliness (and all that lies between these two extremes), laziness and energy, liveliness and stagnation. In the second part of Hometown (dated from 2002) significant changes can be noticed, firstly in the colours: they become lighter, cooler and more delicate. The dominant ones are silvery greys, whites, pinks, pistachio greens and dimmed blues. The colours of the additional elements, in contrast, such as graffiti, signs, kiosks, portals, gutters, etc., become intense, even sharp. Thus there appears a whole palette of very defined, as well as exceptionally subtle, pastel colour combinations. (Anna Bujnowska / Nachwort) ISBN 8387279250 Fotografie [Kunst / Polen; Photographie; Dorf / Ortsbilder; Heimatort; Straßen; Gebäude] 2002.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR.
Galerie, Zderzak (Warschau), 23 S.; illustriert; qu.-8°; geheftet. Gutes Ex.; Einband minimal berieben. - Texte in Englisch. - Mit Vita des Künstlers. // The photographs in the Hometown cycle are C-type prints 54 by 80 CentimetreS in dimension. There are five numbered and signed copies of each photograph. This catalogue contains 56 pictures accompanied by the dates on which they were taken. // I didn't plan it and it was not a spontaneous idea either; it came about through chance. I just wanted to take a few photos for the book I was preparing for my parents and sister. It was 1993 and I happened to be down in Wabrzezno for Christmas. There was all the media-created hype about the coming Y2K. I rose at 8 o'clock on New Year's Day and went out to SEE what the world looked like in the new millennium and wanted to take a few pictures to remember that first day of the year 2000 better. When I had them developed, I experienced a kind of shock. In the pictures WERE places that have known forever and yet they didn't look the way I had thought they actually looked, they were filthy and ugly. I was hurt by this and decided to carry on with the project. In time I came to see that there was more to it than I was originally aware of, but it right at the beginning I did not realise it. Krzysztof Zielinski (excerpt from an interview by Anna Bujnowska) / (Vorwort) -- The photographs in this cycle are imbued with an atmosphere of light sadness and concentration. What is also striking is their curious, hardly definable lyricism, completely devoid of sentimentality and frilly ornamentation. Bare, unadorned truth of a place is shown, its beauty and ugliness (and all that lies between these two extremes), laziness and energy, liveliness and stagnation. In the second part of Hometown (dated from 2002) significant changes can be noticed, firstly in the colours: they become lighter, cooler and more delicate. The dominant ones are silvery greys, whites, pinks, pistachio greens and dimmed blues. The colours of the additional elements, in contrast, such as graffiti, signs, kiosks, portals, gutters, etc., become intense, even sharp. Thus there appears a whole palette of very defined, as well as exceptionally subtle, pastel colour combinations. (Anna Bujnowska / Nachwort) ISBN 8387279250 Fotografie [Kunst / Polen; Photographie; Dorf / Ortsbilder; Heimatort; Straßen; Gebäude] 2002 Wir versenden am Tag der Bestellung von Montag bis Freitag.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Spellbound.
Flammarion, 3/2/2021. hardcover. Like New. 9x1x11. LIKE NEW/UNREAD!!! Text is Clean and Unmarked! Has a small black line or red dot on bottom/exterior edge of pages.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Grand Eagle Retail [50531827], Wilmington, DE, U.S.A.
Hardcover. The Beauty of Time , published in partnership with the prestigious Fondation de la Haute Horlogerie, presents a panorama of the most beautiful timepieces from the Middle Ages to the presen.Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. 280 pages. 1.705, Books.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Bonita, CA, Newport Coast, [RE:4].
Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. Hardcover.