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Homely Girl, A Life.

Homely Girl, A Life.

by Miller, Arthur & BOURGEOIS, LOUISE.

New York (Peter Blum Edition), 1992. (click for more details)
JEAN MICHEL BASQUIAT: Il campo vicino l’altra strada. 23 ottobre - 20 novembre 1982.
Ingeniör O. Karlbecks samlarverksamhet i Kina. [Samlarfärd i Kina, 1928-1929.]
NIKI DE SAINT PHALLE: Tirs... et autres révoltes 1961-1964. June-July 1990.
Comiques du Palais-Royal.
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Comiques du Palais-Royal.

by LHÉRITIER [Thomas Romain].

[Paris, circa 1870]. (click for more details)

Recent Catalogs

123: Modern Art, New Acquisitions Including artists' books, prints, graphic design, and a group of original photographs by William Reagh. Also including items by the Coracle Press, John Furnival, Antonio Frasconi and Eric Gill.

Recent Catalogs

122: The Magazine “Visionaire” A complete run, nos. 1-57, and selected individual issues of this influential and genre-bending periodical founded in 1991 by Stephen Gan, Cecilia Dean, and James Kaliardos, out of a small West Village apartment. At the intersection of fashion, contemporary art, photography, design, and culture, "Visionaire" is a series of monographic issues, each of which stands as a work of art on its own, defying categorization and formal boundaries. Karl Lagerfeld, John Baldessari, and Steven Klein have been guest artists; guest editors include fashion designers Rei Kawakubo (Comme des Garçons), Tom Ford (Gucci), Hedi Slimane (Dior Homme), and Riccardo Tisci (Givenchy). Other artists and designers contributing work include Barbara Kruger, Shirin Neshat, Yoko Ono, Vik Muniz, Maurizio Cattelan, Marina Abramovic, Bruce Weber, Nan Goldin, Bill Cunningham, Mary Ellen Mark, Mario Testino, Edward Gorey, Philippe Starck, Steven Meisel, Inez & Vinoodh, Alexander McQueen, and Vivenne Westwood, among others. Famed for its radically lavish design, “Visionaire” is as much a series of original multiples as a periodical as such, housed in wildly differing and elaborate high-style boxes and cases (metal, molded plastic, vinyl, plexiglass, and wood, as well as cloth), and extensive incorporation of original fabrics, fur, ceramics and other materials in its contents.