Veinticinco obras del artista reproducidas en color, etc. [With a portrait.]
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Veinticinco obras del artista reproducidas en color, etc. [With a portrait.] (1972)
EN PB USISBN: 9780902128071 bzw. 0902128078, in Englisch, Wildenstein and Company, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Norman Macdonald's Collection.
London: Wildenstein and Company, 1972. Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Wildenstein Gallery, London. Foreword by Anthony Blunt. Introductory text by Raymond Cogniat. Cover title: Figari. Includes a biographical note. Pedro Figari (b. 29 June 1861; d. 24 July 1938), Uruguayan painter. Born in Montevideo, Figari had no formal art training in his youth but later studied drawing and painting with Godofredo Sommavilla in Montevideo and with Virgilio Ripari in Venice (1886). His astonishing artistic career did not begin until 1921, at age sixty, when he had his first exhibition in Buenos Aires at the Galería Müller. He was one of the founders of Uruguay's school of arts (1898), as well as a founding member of the Sociedad Amigos del Arte in Buenos Aires (1924). Figari was the author of several books, including Art, Aesthetics and the Ideal (1912), in which he developed ideas taken from Herbert Spenser, and La historia Kiria (1930), the description of a Uruguayan utopia. A nice copy. [ Location : BOX 3 ]. First Edition. Soft Cover. Near Fine. 8vo.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Norman Macdonald's Collection.
London: Wildenstein and Company, 1972. Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Wildenstein Gallery, London. Foreword by Anthony Blunt. Introductory text by Raymond Cogniat. Cover title: Figari. Includes a biographical note. Pedro Figari (b. 29 June 1861; d. 24 July 1938), Uruguayan painter. Born in Montevideo, Figari had no formal art training in his youth but later studied drawing and painting with Godofredo Sommavilla in Montevideo and with Virgilio Ripari in Venice (1886). His astonishing artistic career did not begin until 1921, at age sixty, when he had his first exhibition in Buenos Aires at the Galería Müller. He was one of the founders of Uruguay's school of arts (1898), as well as a founding member of the Sociedad Amigos del Arte in Buenos Aires (1924). Figari was the author of several books, including Art, Aesthetics and the Ideal (1912), in which he developed ideas taken from Herbert Spenser, and La historia Kiria (1930), the description of a Uruguayan utopia. A nice copy. [ Location : BOX 3 ]. First Edition. Soft Cover. Near Fine. 8vo.
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Veinticinco obras del artista reproducidas en color, etc. [With a portrait.] (1972)
EN PB US FEISBN: 9780902128071 bzw. 0902128078, in Englisch, Wildenstein and Company, London, Taschenbuch, gebraucht, Erstausgabe.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Norman Macdonald's Collection [56756881], Mold, United Kingdom.
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Wildenstein Gallery, London. Foreword by Anthony Blunt. Introductory text by Raymond Cogniat. Cover title: Figari. Includes a biographical note. Pedro Figari (b. 29 June 1861; d. 24 July 1938), Uruguayan painter. Born in Montevideo, Figari had no formal art training in his youth but later studied drawing and painting with Godofredo Sommavilla in Montevideo and with Virgilio Ripari in Venice (1886). His astonishing artistic career did not begin until 1921, at age sixty, when he had his first exhibition in Buenos Aires at the Galería Müller. He was one of the founders of Uruguay's school of arts (1898), as well as a founding member of the Sociedad Amigos del Arte in Buenos Aires (1924). Figari was the author of several books, including Art, Aesthetics and the Ideal (1912), in which he developed ideas taken from Herbert Spenser, and La historia Kiria (1930), the description of a Uruguayan utopia. A nice copy. [ Location : BOX 3 ] Size: 8vo.
Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Wildenstein Gallery, London. Foreword by Anthony Blunt. Introductory text by Raymond Cogniat. Cover title: Figari. Includes a biographical note. Pedro Figari (b. 29 June 1861; d. 24 July 1938), Uruguayan painter. Born in Montevideo, Figari had no formal art training in his youth but later studied drawing and painting with Godofredo Sommavilla in Montevideo and with Virgilio Ripari in Venice (1886). His astonishing artistic career did not begin until 1921, at age sixty, when he had his first exhibition in Buenos Aires at the Galería Müller. He was one of the founders of Uruguay's school of arts (1898), as well as a founding member of the Sociedad Amigos del Arte in Buenos Aires (1924). Figari was the author of several books, including Art, Aesthetics and the Ideal (1912), in which he developed ideas taken from Herbert Spenser, and La historia Kiria (1930), the description of a Uruguayan utopia. A nice copy. [ Location : BOX 3 ] Size: 8vo.
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