プレイバック「抽象と幻想」展 (1953-1954) : MOMATコレクション小特集 = Playback : the abstraction and fantasy exhibition (1953-1954) : MOMAT collection special feature / 企画・編集・執筆: 長名大地.

Pureibakku chusho to genso ten (1953-1954) : MOMAT korekushon shotokushu = Playback : the abstraction and fantasy exhibition (1953-1954) : MOMAT collection special feature / Kikaku, henshū, shippitsu: Osana Taichi.

Format
Book
Language
  • Japanese
  • English
Published/​Created
  • Tōkyō : Tōkyō Kokuritsu Kindai Bijutsukan, [2022]
  • 東京 : 東京国立近代美術館, [2022]
  • ©2022
Description
4, XI pages : illustrations (chiefly black and white), facsimile ; 30 cm

Details

Subject(s)
Editor
Curator
Translator
Host institution
Library of Congress genre(s)
Getty AAT genre
Notes
  • Catalog of an exhibition held at The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, October 12, 2022 - February 5, 2023.
  • "This pamphlet consists of a reprint of the B5-size 'Abstraction and Fantasy' exhibition catalogue, published in 1953, and an A4-size catalogue summarizing the contents of the current exhibition, 'Playback: The Abstraction and Fantasy Exhibition (1953-1954)'"--Essay.
  • "Translator: Christopher Stephens"--Colophon.
  • Errata slip inserted.
Language note
In Japanese; title, essay, exhibition checklist, and colophon also in English.
Other title(s)
  • Playback : the abstraction and fantasy exhibition (1953-1954) : MOMAT collection special feature
  • Chusho to genso : hi shajitsu kaiga o dō rikai suru ka : 1953 : Kokoritsu Kindai Bijutsukan = Abstraction and surrealism : how to understand them? : 1953 : The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
  • Abstraction and fantasy, how to understand non-figurative (non-realistic) painting.
  • 抽象と幻想 : 非写実絵画をどう理解するか : 1953 : 国立近代美術館 = Abstraction and surrealism : how to understand them? : 1953 : The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
OCLC
1395131754
RCP
C - S
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