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Soft cover. Condition: Fine. NYAQ, Issue #5. Newspaper-style art publication. Includes Terence Koh interviewed by Carlo McCormick, contributions from Carlo McCormick, Alain Servais, John Zarobell, Mark VanProyen, Alexander Shalavi, John Held, Dakin Hart.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Edvard Munch (1863-1944) has attained lasting fame for paintings and prints-above all The Scream- that express the isolation and anxieties of the modern condition. Recently, the Philadelphia Museum of Art acquired a large Munch painting, Mermaid, little known outside a small circle of experts because it had never been displayed in museums or galleries. To introduce this important work to the public, the Museum has organized an exhibition that presents Mermaid alongside related paintings, drawings, and prints. Edvard Munch's Mermaid, which accompanies the exhibition, provides the first comprehensive discussion of the painting's history and significance. The Norwegian industrialist and collector Axel Heiberg commissioned Mermaid from Munch in 1896, when the artist was living in Paris, absorbing the city's intellectual life, expanding his work as a printmaker, and extending his activities to new realms, such as designing the theater sets and program for Henrik Ibsen's play Peer Gynt. The first two essays in this book from the Philadelphia Museum of Art situate Mermaid, Munch's first decorative painting, within the rich ferment of this period in his life. The painting's Norwegian imagery, Symbolist ethos, and Art Nouveau influences are explored even as its relationship to Munch's printmaking of 1896-97 and other artistic activities is elucidated. Mermaid was removed from Heiberg's house in 1938 and was converted by a restorer from a trapezoidal format to a standard rectangle. The final essay discusses the changes to the painting in light of Munch's highly personal and complex views on the alteration of his works. Edvard Munch's Mermaid reproduces all the prints, drawings, and paintings in the exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, September 24-December 31, 2005.…

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Softcover. Color illustrated wraps with matching dj. 60 pp. 1 gatefold; 23 color, 20 bw figures. Philadelphia Museum of Art Bulletin. Accompanied the first public exhibition of "Mermaid," held September 24 - December 31, 2005. Includes three essays and an artist chronology. VG. As new. One copy has owner's name written inside front cover.…

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Soft cover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Catalog for exhibition at Jonathan Edwards College, Yale University, September 1 - November 20, 2006. Wraps, side-stapled. 24pp. Signed by the artist on first page, with inscription. Essays, checklist, biography, color images. Moderate rubbing to cover, smal price stickers on front & back, small stain to back cover (affecting last several pages), original owner's embossed library stamp on first page. Inscribed by Illustrator(s).…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book from the Philadelphia Museum of Art comprises essays about Norwegian painter Edvard Munch's Mermaid. Edvard Munch (1863-1944) has attained lasting fame for paintings and prints—above all The Scream—that express the isolation and anxieties of the modern condition, Recently, the Philadelphia Museum of Art acquired a large Munch painting, Mermaid, little known outside a small circle of experts because it had never been displayed in museums or galleries. To introduce this important work to the public, the Museum has organized an exhibition that presents Mermaid alongside related paintings, drawings, and prints. Edvard Munch's Mermaid, which accompanies the exhibition, provides the first comprehensive discussion of the painting's history and significance. The Norwegian industrialist and collector Axel Heiberg commissioned Mermaid from Munch in 1896, when the artist was living in Paris, absorbing the city's intellectual life, expanding his work as a printmaker, and extending his activities to new realms, such as designing the theater sets and program for Henrik Ibsen's play Peer Gynt. The first two essays in this book from the Philadelphia Museum of Art situate Mermaid, Munch's first decorative painting, within the rich ferment of this period in his life. The painting's Norwegian imagery, Symbolist ethos, and Art Nouveau influences are explored even as its relationship to Munch's printmaking of 1896-97 and other artistic activities is elucidated. Mermaid was removed from Heiberg's house in 1938 and was converted by a restorer from a trapezoidal format to a standard rectangle. The final essays discusses the changes to the painting in light of Munch's highly personal and complex views on the alteration of his works. Edvard Munch's Mermaid reproduces all the prints, drawings, and paintings inthe exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, September 24-December 31, 2005. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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