Grand Ensemble by Pernot Mathieu (2 results)

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  • Language: French

    Published by POINT JOUR, 2007

    2912132525 / 9782912132529

    • Softcover

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  • Published by Le Point du Jour, 2007

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    • First Edition

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    Rilegato. Condition: come nuovo. prima edizione. Editore: Le Point du Jour, 2007, Prima edizione. Copertina rigida con sovraccoperta, 144 pagine, 18x25 cm Lingua: Francese. Condizioni: Eccellenti. La parola "Grand ensemble" si riferisce sia ai quartieri costruiti in Francia tra il 1950 e il 1970 sia al libro stesso, composto da cartoline, ingrandimenti dei personaggi che appaiono lì e fotografie di implosioni degli edifici. Alla fine del libro, una raccolta di brevi testi, che sono stati scritti sul retro delle cartoline, rappresenta un dialogo immaginario tra il mondo e la causa di tutti i problemi, "l'urbanesimo moderno" è qui contemplato in modo poetico, in tutte le sue ambivalenze. Citato in Martin Parr / Garry Badger "The Photobook: A History Volume III" :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Publisher: Le Point du Jour, 2007, First Edition. Hardcover with dustjacket, 144 pages, 18x25 cm Language: French. Condition: Excellent.The word "grand ensemble "refers both to neighborhoods built in France between 1950 and 1970 and to the book itself, consisting of postcards, enlargements of the characters that appear there and photographs of building implosions. At the end of the book, an assembly of short texts, which were inscribed on the back of the cards, represents an imaginary dialogue: between promise of the best of all worlds and the cause of all the problems, "modern urbanism" is here envisaged poetic, in all its ambivalences. Mentioned in Martin Parr / Garry Badger "The Photobook: A History Volume III".…