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Atmosfera Miro
€125.00
Spanish/English/French text. Miro's art cannot be completely understood unless one takes into account that this is an art profoundly rooted in its native land, perpetually fertilized and sustained by the particular atmosphere which pervades those places where he spent his childhood and youth. The secret of Miro and the signs and forms he creates lie precisely, as James Johnson Sweeney puts it in the preface to this book, in the soil of his native Catalonia. All his life he has remained receptive to its most secret heartbeat, either at the moment of creativity or from the remote depths of memory.
Atmosfera Miro is a photographic work by Joaquim Gomis with text and a preface by James Johnson Sweeney. The book explores how Miró's art is profoundly rooted in the particular atmosphere of his native Catalonia, which sustained and fertilized his creative output throughout his life. It features 95 photographs (including 87 black-and-white and 8 color images) that capture the signs, forms, and secret heartbeats of the soil and places where Miró spent his childhood and youth.
Bibliographic Details
| Author | James Johnson Sweeney |
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| Publisher | Fotoscop Gomis Prats |
| Place of publication | Spain |
| Year | 1959 |
| Edition | First edition |
| Binding | Hardcover |
| Language | multilingual |
| Dimensions | 21x21 |
| Collation | 95 pp. |
Condition Report
| Condition | Very Good (VG) |
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| Cover | Fine (F) |
| Notes | Excelent copy in a very nice jacket with only minor toning. With dust jacket. |
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