Schwartz arenales (24 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. During the cherry blossom season of April 1924, 100 years ago, on his only trip to the Land of the Rising Sun, Alfred Baur, an extraordinary entrepreneur and founder of the Museum of Far Eastern Art in Geneva, was charmed to discover the sparkling poetry of the "images of the floating world" (ukiyo-e), combined with the landscapes of the great masters of the print and the delightful motifs found throughout the objects in his superb collection of Japanese art.Echoing his taste and pioneering spirit, and as part of the celebrations marking the 160th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Switzerland and Japan, this book, thanks to contributions from leading specialists in the fields of handicrafts and textiles, takes an in-depth historical, technical and comparative look at the desire for lightness that underpins the aims, aesthetics and meaning of the work of Michiko Uehara, a virtuoso weaver.In her studio bathed in the subtropical sunshine of Okinawa, in the archipelago in the far south of Japan where she was born and which is renowned for its textiles, she succeeds in pushing the material to the very edge of nothingness, weaving and dyeing sublime fabrics in three-denier threads*, as fine and transparent as "a dragonfly's wing" (akezuba in the local language).This bonding relationship - combining the physical and the spiritual - which links Uehara to silk fibres and more generally to nature itself, gives rise to "woven air", as she puts it: an aerial, rhythmic journey, free of borders and attuned to living things.As this book suggests, this quest is not unrelated to some of the research carried out by Swiss explorer Bertrand Piccard, whose solar aircraft, a giant, silent dragonfly whose carbon-fibre ribs combine extreme strength and lightness, intelligently weaves a harmonious path between humanity, earth and sky.* The Denier (Den) is a measure of continuous thread, i.e. its weight in grams per 9000 metres of thread; i.e. 1 Den = 1 gr./9000m of threadText in English and French.…

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Brossura. Condición: new. A cura di Schwartz-Arenales L. Traduzione di Stroud T. e Jun S. Milano, 2024; br., pp. 128, ill., cm 21x21. In occasione delle celebrazioni per il 60° anniversario delle relazioni diplomatiche tra la Svizzera e la Corea del Sud, questo libro, catalogo dell'omonima mostra alla Fondation Baur di Ginevra, in versione bilingue francese ed inglese, offre una visione unica del lavoro di due artisti coreani contemporanei, Ji-Young Demol Park e Lee Lee Nam, e della loro rappresentazione del paesaggio, in particolare della montagna. L'evocazione della natura si snoda attraverso i legami intessuti nei secoli tra culture e oggetti, materiali, colori e motivi. Ceramiche decorate color giada e pino, linee d'orizzonte azzurrate con ossido di cobalto, porcellane con rivestimenti bianchi come la neve o la luna, riecheggiano nell'opera dei due artisti, i cui sguardi si incrociano e si riflettono nei paesaggi del grande pittore Jeong Seon (1676-1759). Ma ciò che unisce le montagne bagnate dall'inchiostro di Ji-Young Demol Park e i paesaggi virtuali di Lee Lee Nam, nonostante le loro differenze, è sia l'originalità del loro rapporto con questo patrimonio sia la forza dei rispettivi universi, orientati verso un certo reincanto della natura. Come Jeong Seon, il pittore delle "vedute autentiche" e delle Montagne di Diamante, i due artisti si interrogano e combinano costantemente un vasto corpus artistico che si estende ben oltre la loro Corea natale, trasformando la loro interpretazione delle montagne in un mezzo di meditazione, un legame rivelatore con la bellezza del mondo, passato e presente. Libro.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Switzerland and South Korea, this volume offers a unique point of view on the work of Ji-Young Demol Park and Lee Lee Nam. The evocation of nature unfolds through connections interwoven over the centuries between culture and objects, materials, colors, and motifs. Jade- and pine-colored decorated ceramics, cobalt oxide for the horizon, porcelain white as snow or the moon, all feature in the work of both artists, their gazes meeting and reflecting in the landscapes of a great painter of old, Jeong Seon (1676-1759). Despite all their differences, the mountains rendered in ink by Ji-Young Demol Park and Lee Lee Nam's virtual landscapes are truly united by the uniqueness of their relationship with this cultural heritage as well as the strength of their individual universes, oriented towards the re-enchantment of nature. Text in English and French.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. During the cherry blossom season of April 1924, 100 years ago, on his only trip to the Land of the Rising Sun, Alfred Baur, an extraordinary entrepreneur and founder of the Museum of Far Eastern Art in Geneva, was charmed to discover the sparkling poetry of the "images of the floating world" (ukiyo-e), combined with the landscapes of the great masters of the print and the delightful motifs found throughout the objects in his superb collection of Japanese art.Echoing his taste and pioneering spirit, and as part of the celebrations marking the 160th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Switzerland and Japan, this book, thanks to contributions from leading specialists in the fields of handicrafts and textiles, takes an in-depth historical, technical and comparative look at the desire for lightness that underpins the aims, aesthetics and meaning of the work of Michiko Uehara, a virtuoso weaver.In her studio bathed in the subtropical sunshine of Okinawa, in the archipelago in the far south of Japan where she was born and which is renowned for its textiles, she succeeds in pushing the material to the very edge of nothingness, weaving and dyeing sublime fabrics in three-denier threads*, as fine and transparent as "a dragonfly's wing" (akezuba in the local language).This bonding relationship - combining the physical and the spiritual - which links Uehara to silk fibres and more generally to nature itself, gives rise to "woven air", as she puts it: an aerial, rhythmic journey, free of borders and attuned to living things.As this book suggests, this quest is not unrelated to some of the research carried out by Swiss explorer Bertrand Piccard, whose solar aircraft, a giant, silent dragonfly whose carbon-fibre ribs combine extreme strength and lightness, intelligently weaves a harmonious path between humanity, earth and sky.* The Denier (Den) is a measure of continuous thread, i.e. its weight in grams per 9000 metres of thread; i.e. 1 Den = 1 gr./9000m of threadText in English and French.…

Condición: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Switzerland and South Korea, this volume offers a unique point of view on the work of Ji-Young Demol Park and Lee Lee Nam. The evocation of nature unfolds through connections interwoven over the centuries between culture and objects, materials, colors, and motifs. Jade- and pine-colored decorated ceramics, cobalt oxide for the horizon, porcelain white as snow or the moon, all feature in the work of both artists, their gazes meeting and reflecting in the landscapes of a great painter of old, Jeong Seon (1676-1759). Despite all their differences, the mountains rendered in ink by Ji-Young Demol Park and Lee Lee Nam’s virtual landscapes are truly united by the uniqueness of their relationship with this cultural heritage as well as the strength of their individual universes, oriented towards the re-enchantment of nature. Text in English and French.…

Condición: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Switzerland and South Korea, this volume offers a unique point of view on the work of Ji-Young Demol Park and Lee Lee Nam. The evocation of nature unfolds through connections interwoven over the centuries between culture and objects, materials, colors, and motifs. Jade- and pine-colored decorated ceramics, cobalt oxide for the horizon, porcelain white as snow or the moon, all feature in the work of both artists, their gazes meeting and reflecting in the landscapes of a great painter of old, Jeong Seon (1676-1759). Despite all their differences, the mountains rendered in ink by Ji-Young Demol Park and Lee Lee Nam’s virtual landscapes are truly united by the uniqueness of their relationship with this cultural heritage as well as the strength of their individual universes, oriented towards the re-enchantment of nature. Text in English and French. …

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Couverture rigide. Condición: Très bon. 2018. In-4, cartonné couverture illustrée. 392 pp. Riche iconographie en couleurs. Bilingue anglais / français. Les coins légèrement usés, très bon état hormis cela. Envoi en France métropolitaine via Mondial Relay. Des frais de port supplémentaires seront demandés pour toute autre expédition.…

Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. multilingual edition. 400 pages. Chinese language. 11.00x8.50x1.50 inches. In Stock.