Lill Tschudi : die Faszination des modernen Linolschnitts 1930-1950 = Lill Tschudi : the excitement of the modern linocut 1930-1950
Lill Tschudi (Scheidegger & Spiess)
Bok · Flerspråklig · 2022 · Exhibition catalogs
Flere språk: Engelsk, Tysk
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| Omfang | 173 sider : illustrasjoner (hovedsakelig i farger)
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| Opplysninger | Utgitt i forbindelse med utstilling i Graphische Sammlung ETH, Zürich, 1. december 2021-13. mars 2022. - "Le bateau de nos rêves" : auf Zeitreise durch das Panoptikum von Lill Tschudi = "Le bateau de nos rêves" (The ship of our dreams) : time-travel through Lill Tschudi's Panopticon -- London calling : Lill Tschudi und die Grosvenor School = London calling : Lill Tschudi and the Grosvenor School -- Ausflug in die Werbung = Detour into advertising -- "Wir vom FHD" : Lill Tschudi im Frauenhilfsdienst (FHD) = "Wir vom FHD" : Lill Tschudi in the Women's Auxiliary Service (FHD) -- Rasende Osterhasen und Flinke Winterfüchse = Racing Easter rabbits and fleet winter foxes -- Lill Tschudi : ein Leben für die Kunst = Lill Tschudi : a life devoted to art.. - Lill Tschudi (1911?2004), daughter of a merchant family from the rural Swiss canton of Glarus, moved to London in 1929?30 to be educated at the Grosvenor School of Modern Art. She flourished in the vibrant imperial capital of the inter-war years and soon gained wide recognition for her bold and often colorful modernist linocuts. She continued her artistic formation during several stays in the equally throbbing Paris in 1930 and 1931. In the Anglo-Saxon world her reputation as an accomplished printmaker close to the Modernist British Printmaking movement has lasted, and her works continue to fetch good prices at auctions in Britain and Australia. New York?s Metropolitan Museum of Art holds some 120 of her prints in its permanent collection. Yet in her native Switzerland, she has largely fallen into oblivion.00This book, published to coincide with an exhibition of Lill Tschudi?s work at Graphische Sammlung ETH Zürich in winter 2021?22, is the first major monograph on this outstanding artist. It features previously unpublished material from Tschudi?s archive and from private collections, shedding new light on her life and work, as well as a wide-ranging selection of her colorful linocuts that demonstrates her uniquely dynamic, colorful pictorial world. The essays explore and analyze her choice of topics and artistic proces and investigate what made her art so popular abroad.00Exhibition: Graphische Sammlung ETH Zürich, Switzerland (01.12.2021 - 13.03.2022).
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| ISBN | 9783039420575
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