Eduardo Chillida
Description
Eduardo Chillida is a comprehensive monograph on the work of Eduardo Chillida (1924–2002), one of Spain's most important modern sculptors. Known for his monumental abstract sculptures, Chillida explored the relationship between form, space, material and light throughout his career.
Published by Könemann in 1999, this richly illustrated book features photography by renowned American photographer David Finn, with texts by Giovanni Carandente and reflections on Chillida's sculptures by Dena Merriam. The book brings together Chillida's sculptures and works across different periods, offering a detailed look at his distinctive approach to sculpture and space.
With more than 300 pages and extensive photographic documentation, this is a beautiful publication for anyone interested in sculpture, modern art, architecture and the relationship between objects and their surroundings.
This is a second-hand book in good condition. As a pre-owned publication, it may show minor signs of use, such as light wear to the cover, edges, corners or dust jacket. Please refer to the photographs for the exact condition.
Book details
- Title: Eduardo Chillida
- Artist: Eduardo Chillida
- Texts: Giovanni Carandente & Dena Merriam
- Photography: David Finn
- Publisher: Könemann
- Publication year: 1999
- Language: English
- Format: Hardcover with dust jacket
- Pages: 303
- Subject: Sculpture, modern art and architecture
- Condition: Used / good condition
- Please note: Minor signs of previous use may be present.
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