Guedes amancio (2 resultados)

Editorial: The Architectural Association, UK, 1980
Librería: Marcus Campbell Art Books, London, Reino UnidoMarcus Campbell Art Books
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Añadir al carritoCard covers, stapled spine. Condición: Very good in wraps. 19 x 19cm 42pp very good card-covered exhibition cataloguepublished to coincide with the show at the Architectural Association, London of drawings, photographs, paintings, sculptures, models and one building by Amancio Guedes, Portuguese architect, sculptor, painter, and educator. He is described as one of the earliest post-modernist architects in Africa and an archetype Eclectic Modernist.…
Editorial: The Architectural Association, London, UK, 1980
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Librería: Marcus Campbell Art Books, London, Reino UnidoMarcus Campbell Art Books
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Añadir al carritoCard covers, stapled spine. Condición: Near fine in wraps. First Edition. 18 x 18cm 48pp near fine exhibition catalogue showcasing the work of Amancio d'Alpoim Miranda Guedes, architect, sculptor, painter, and many other things.According to the architect's website: ' He is known familiarly to many people as Pancho Guedes. He was born in Portugal in 1925 and spent most of his very creative life in Mozambique, where he made more than 500 designs for buildings, most of them built there, but some built in Angola, in South Africa, and in Portugal. For this and other reasons he is less well known than he ought to be in the rest of the world. His exuberant, eclectic, complex and thoughtful buildings and projects have been published occasionally, but they were so far from the post-war US-led commercial multinational styles in architecture that they have not been sufficiently recognised for their quality and originality. His visual imagination absorbed every influence, from the art of Africa to the Surrealists, and synthesised them into a style which is recognisably his own, however varied the results appear at first glance. He was a post-modern 20 years before the term was invented, and he is still very active, working in Portugal now, inventing new buildings, painting and sculpting out a home on a steep hillside near Sintra in Portugal.…