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Facsimile of the 1959 English edition. This publications became the go-to book on Duchamp for decades following its publication in late 1959, when exclusive grand-deluxe and deluxe editions in French, along with trade editions in French and English, were simultaneously released.While Trianon Press French trade edition was reprinted numerous times, the Grove Press English edition languished out of print for the better part of two generationsuntil now, with Hauser amp Wirth fully authorized facsimile re-edition.It is Marcel Duchamps seminal bookhis first monographand the culmination of many years of his collaboration with its

New and revised edition of the 2014 publication showing over 200 works on paper by the British sculptor and including an interview with Hans Ulrich Obrist as well as an updated biography.

Masterpieces by the Danish symbolist Vilhelm Hammershøi, whose interiors and portraits enjoy international renown today. Painted simply and in muted colours, they have fascinated viewers ever since the painter's rediscovery in the 1990s.Most of Vilhelm Hammershøi's paintings depict rooms inside the various Copenhagen apartments he inhabited. With sunlight pouring through windows or open doors, Hammershøi composes solemn interiors worked in tones of blue, white, and gray. Silence permeates these genre paintings without a narrative, characterized by their powerful stillness and reduced colour palette. He has been called the "painter of solitude and light? and has been the focus of international exhibitions ever since his re-discovery in the 1990s. This focused presentation brings together a selection of masterpieces by the artist dated between 1901 and 1914.

Max Bill and His Time 19081939. Max Bill 1908 1994 was a Swiss polymath bridging the worlds of design, architecture, art, publishing, advertising, and politics.This first part of acomprehensive monograph retraces Bills biography from his childhood to his Bauhaus training, his return to Zurich, and on until the late 1930s.The reader discovers a young Bill characterised by commitment, clarity in thinking, a highly critical mind, and a growing network of artists.Part biography, part eulogy, part memoir, this publication proposes insights into the pre-World War II cultural milieu of a European community of artists,