Very Good in Wraps; Periodical; 4to; B/W Photographs; Art Institute of Chicago; 1989; First Thus; Rubbing and some edge wear to wraps and spine; Text unmarked and free of marks;.

The Art Institute of Chicago: Museum Studies: Volume 15, Number 2

Arts & Photography

Study & Teaching

The Art Institute of Chicago

Book by University of Chicago Press

Italian Drawings at the Art Institute (The Art Institute of Chicago Museum Studies, Volume 17, No. 1)

Politics & Social Sciences

University of Chicago Press

Social Sciences

Dictionary of pronunciation of artists' names

Kaltenbach, Gustave Emile

Reference

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American Rooms in Miniature

Mrs. James Ward Thorne

Architecture

59p. catalogue of an exhibition held at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1964 and the Whitney Museum in 1965. Illustrated throughout in black and white and color, one of which folds-out.

Ivan Albright: A Retrospective Exhibition Organized By the Art Institute of Chicago in Collaboration with the Whitney Museum of American Art

Jean Dubuffet

Frederick A. Sweet

Book by John Zukowsky, David Van Zanten, Carol Herselle Krinsky

Chicago and New York: Architectural Interactions (an exhibition catalogue)

John Zukowsky

David Van Zanten

Carol Herselle Krinsky

Leonardo to Van Gogh: Master Drawings from Budapest (Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest) National Gallery of Art, Washington; Art Institute of Chicago and Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Leonardo to Van Gogh: Master Drawings from Budapest (Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest)

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

National Gallery of Art, Washington

Art Institute Of Chicago

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The Joseph Winterbotham Collection (The Art Institute of Chicago Museum Studies, Volume 20, No.2)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Antiques & Collectibles

FROM MUSEUM STUDIES, ART INSTITUDE OF CHICAGO; THE SURREALIST MOVEMENT IN PARIS 1920-1940'S. BOOKBINDINGS;' ESSAYS

Mary Reynolds and the Spirit of Surrealism

Japanese architecture and design acquired international prominence during the boom of the 1980s. Japanese products were sold in record numbers throughout the world and, together with Japanese architecture, became synonymous with high-quality and aesthetics. "Japan 2000: Architecture and Design for the Japanese Public" has been written by Japanese and American architects and designers. In a series of in-depth essays, this lavishly illustrated book presents the architectural and design era of the post-boom 1990s in Japan to a Western audience for the first time. The architecture section focuses on the rapidly expanding public building sector in Japan today. Using some of the most spectacular examples as a basis for their analysis, the athors examine the Japanese government's role in architecture as well as the historical background of postwar building. In the design section, roughly half the objects featured are award winners in the Good Design Selection System competition, which has done much to raise the standards of design in Japan and is a central theme to this volume. The other half of the objects result from collaborative efforts between industrial designers and traditional craftsmen and are not mass-produced. This reflects the growing concern in Japan to preserve traditional art forms and to revive, or redefine, a specifically Japanese aesthetic. Each section is accompanied by a series of colour and black-and-white illustrations, and future projects are also included.

Japan 2000: Architecture and design for the Japanese public

History

Zukowsky, John (Edited by)

Pollock, Naomi R., and Hirano, Tetsuyuki, and Hakama

Asia

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