Fahrelnissa Zeid Tate Publishing Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

Fahrelnissa Zeid (1901-1991) Was One Of The Most Influential Turkish Artists Best Known For Her Large-Scale Abstract Paintings Marrying Influences From Islamic Byzantine And Eastern Art With Bold Colour Fauvists Geometrical Dissonance Cubists Precise Lines Mondrian Developed An Vocabulary That A Synthesis East West Uniquely Own Born In Istanbul 1901 Into Family Highly Creative Intellectuals Zeid\ S Artistic Career Began 1920S Paris Took To Berlin Budapest Before She Returned Again 1946 There Joined Nouvelle Ecole De Melting Pot Movement International Championed New Aesthetic Mid-1970S Moved Permanently Amman Jordan Where Established Royal Institute Worked Taught Rest Life Work Exhibited Widely Internationally Throughout This Book Traces Development First Works Made Turkey Through Engagement D-Group Later Experiments Abstraction Finally Return Figuration It Also Examines Pivotal Role Played Cross-Pollination Ideas Twentieth Century Involvement Key Groups Movements Diverse Regions Communities Documentary Photography Period Gives Insight Historical Events Formed Backdrop Ever Evolving Style Featuring Over 100 Reproductions Colourful Earlier Geometric Calligraphic More Expressive Portraits Catalogue Showcases Depth Range Have Recently Been Subject Renewed Attention Prominent Displays At Sharjah Biennial Fourteenth Biennale 2015 Accompanying Exhibition Tate Modern Will Be Only Available On Pioneering Artist Bring Unique Sensibility Wider Audience Deserves Σελίδες: 176 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0801 Διαστάσεις: 19 6X19 6Cm