Denegri Jerko (5 results)

Softbound. White laminate wraps, 268pp, profuse BW illustrations. Text is in Serbian(?). Large reference catalog for Yugoslavian graphics and designs from 1900-1950. Would be great as a set with "Jugoslovenska Skulptura-1870-1950. VG-, edges show wear and corners are bumped.

302 Seiten. 4°. Schutzumschlag mit minimalen Randläsuren. O-Pappband mit O-Schutzumschlag. Mit Widmung des Chefredakteurs Zoran Hamovic. Text englisch und serbisch.

Wrappers. Condition: Very Good. 292 pages. Paperback. Primary texts in Croatian (translations of essays into French). There are some bumps and wear to the corners, with small associated tears to the cover at the spine. It is possible that the pageblock as it exists now has been restored to its current solid and tight state. The glossy stiff white paper French fold cover is attached to the pageblock, although pulling a bit at the back. The cover folds down from the spine, possibly by design. Numerous black and white photographic reproductions. The presence of a checklist seems to indicate that this was an exhibition catalogue. Not reading Croatian, I am at a disadvantage to adequately describe the contents of this scarce title, but it appears to examine a time when Surrealism and Social Realism merged in Yugoslavia. Artists examined are little known in the West, but include Ivan Cargo, Marko Celebonovic, Marijan Detoni, Vojo Dimitrijevic, Alenka Gerlovic, Sergije Glumac, Ismet Mujezinovic, and many others. Of particular interest to us is the inclusion of 7 pictured Cadavre Exquis (Exquisite Corpses) by artists with whom we were unfamiliar. All essays appear to be well footnoted and of a scholarly nature. Biographies of the artists, an extensive cultural chronology of the years examined, and a bibliography are included, but sadly not translated into French as the essays are.

softcover, 146 pages,+ DVD, 23x24cm. expo Portugal centro cultural de Cascais 0 g.

Catalogo mostra Beograd, Muzej Savremene Umetnosti, dicembre 1967, scritti di Miodrag B. Protic, Jerko Denegri, Spelca Copic, testo slavo, brossura, formato 23x30, pagine 252, illustrato con 160 figure in nero fuori, buone condizioni - 30183 ISBN non applicabile 2.