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Borek Sipek: Style Forms Function
Language: English
Published by Distributed Art Pub Inc, 1991
ISBN 10: 905006065X ISBN 13: 9789050060653
Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Leichte Rillen / Abschürfungen / Risse / Knicke. Catalogus van een tentoonstelling van de Tsjechisch-Nederlandse ontwerper (1949) van o.a. meubels en gebruiksvoorwerpen.
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Borek Sipek: Style Forms Function
Language: English
Published by Distributed Art Pub Inc, 1899
ISBN 10: 905006065X ISBN 13: 9789050060653
Condition: Very good.
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Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, 1992, 225x200mm, 72 pages with 18 photographic illustrations in black and white. Illustrated paper over boards. Very nice copy of an ineresting catalogue. Foreword by Wim Beeren. Design of the exhibition by Borek Sipek. First edition. From the catalogue: 'Olaf's photography derives their credibility from the combination of distance and theatricality, from a sometimes almost sociological outlook and a love of effect, from strict image construction, and from the registration of seemingly casual but significant details. A fascinating balance between staging and reality.'(103989).
