Typlt Jaromir (9 results)

Condition: Neuf.

Softcover. Condition: Fine. Leichte Kratzer / Abnutzungen / Druckstellen; Abnutzung / Risse - leicht. Podtitul: Dryjaky z magmatu a cerne zluci (1988-1992) Typltovy verse v sobe nesou silny, eruptivni naboj, maji zcela sugestivni vyraz umocneny gejzirem napadu a originalnich slovnich seskupeni.

Condition: neu. OKart., 190 Seiten mit zahlr. Reproduktionen, 8° (21,5 x 23,5 cm), neu. // hardback, 190 pages with reproductions of the photographs, 8o, brand-new copy. "'I know what I'm not: definitely I'm not a documentarist' is how photographer Viktor Kolá? defended himself in one interview from having his work assigned to a genre in which he took no interest. And this same stance is revealed again in the new book of photographs that he prepared for KANT Publishers following the success of his now hard-to-find volumes Ostrava (2010) and Canada 1968-1973 (2013). Kolá?'s shots may speak with unusual eloquence about a specific place and its changes over time, yet they do so only indirectly. In reality, they concentrate on those moments of sudden and unique, sometimes even improbable "encounters" - precisely in the sense that this word was used by the Surrealists. These aesthetically powerful black-and-white photographs miss nothing of the indelible characteristics of Ostrava, a city of mining and industry, yet the resulting portrait of the city is imaginary, not a realistic description. As such, in the accompanying essays by Manuel Anceau, Jan Balabán, Martin Dostál and Jaromír Typlt, Viktor Kolá? is discussed not only as a photographer but equally as a poet, using images in place of words." Book Language/s: Czech, English.…

Condition: neu. OLWd. mi OUmschlag, 408 Seiten, gr.-4°, neu, originalverpackt in Schutzfolie. Book Language/s: Czech, English.

Hardcover. Condition: gut. 2013. Ladislav Zívr In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Hardcover. Condition: New.

Hardback, cardboard, 253 pages, abundantly illustrated, 4to (21,5 x 27 cm), brand-new copy. "The pure joy of creation that shatters long-held prejudices. A compelling visual overview of the contemporary Czech art brut and outsider art scene in a single lavishly illustrated book. This lavishly illustrated book is one of the very first publications to comprehensively document contemporary Czech artists working in the fields of art brut and outsider art. It presents the works of two dozen self-taught artists from Prague's Atelier of Joyful Creation, which was founded in 2013 and works closely with the Art Brut Prague gallery. All the featured artists stand out for their distinctive styles, and many - such as Karel Pajma, Dagmar Filipkova, Ladislav Svoboda, Marie Kusova, and George Radojcic - have already garnered attention on the international scene. Although they face various challenges, the book does not focus on their diagnoses but gives full rein to their unburdened and free imagination. The accompanying texts in Czech and English were provided by the book's editor, Jaromir Typlt, alongside contributions from Vladimir Drabek, Jan H. Vitvar, and Piotr Gierowski. The focus of the publication, however, is on high-quality color reproductions of paintings, drawings, and other works of art." Book Language/s: Czech, English.…

Paperback. Condition: Fine. First Edition. Wraps. Small oblong 4to. Colour illustrated wraps. pp 59. Copiously illustrated throughout. Texts in Czech and English. Exhibition catalogue. Exhibition catalogue. About fine.

Condition: gut. Ateliér Radostné Tvorby / Atelier of Joyful Creativity in Prague In deutscher Sprache. pages.