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Futurism by Tate Publishing (Paperback, 2008)

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The "Futurism" paperback book features various artists and authors, providing insight into the futuristic and innovative movement known as Futurism. Published by Tate Publishing, this English-language book is available in softback format, making it a convenient and accessible read for those interested in exploring the ideas and inspirations behind this influential artistic movement. With the theme of "Futurism" running throughout, this book offers a comprehensive look at the dynamic and revolutionary aspects of the movement, making it a valuable addition to any bookshelf.

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Traces the roots of Futurism back to the Cubist paintings produced in Paris by Braque, Picasso and their contemporaries, works that had a profound effect on Italian artists such as Boccioni and Severini. This book also tracks the influence of Futurism on French art, on the Rayonists and Cubo-Futurists in Russia and the Vorticists in London.

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PublisherTate Publishing

ISBN-101854378015

ISBN-139781854378019

eBay Product ID (ePID)88898641

Product Key Features

TopicThe Arts

LanguageEnglish

GenreFine Arts / Art History

FormatPaperback

Additional Product Features

Date of Publication01/09/2008

Country/Region of ManufactureLondon, United Kingdom

Pagination360

Out-Of-Print Date09/02/2009

Edited byDidier Ottinger

Author BiographyBruno Racine is the President of the Pompidou Centre. Alfred Pacquement is the Director of the National Museum of Modern Art at the Pompidou Centre. Didier Ottinger is the Senior Curator at the Pompidou Centre, Paris Giovanni Lister is a writer specialising in the Italian avant-garde and is the author of Futurism and Photography. Jean-Claude Marcade is an expert on Malevitch and Russian art and the co-author of The Avant-Garde: Before and After. Matthew Gale is Head of Displays and Curator, Modern Art at Tate Modern and the author of Dali & Film.

Content Note350 Illustrations, 150in Colour