Jean Arp (Hans Arp)

Les Arts Plastiques Au Nouveau Siège De L’Unesco,

Featuring the work of Calder – Moore – Mirò – Picasso – Tamayo – Matta – Afro – Appel – Noguchi – Arp – Bazaine – Brassai

Details

  • Format Exhibition Catalogue
  • Designer/s Hans Arp (Cover)
  • Year 1958
  • Client/Publisher L'Association Pour La Diffusion Artistique et Culturelle
  • Size 210mm x 265mm
Hans Arp (Cover)
Jean Arp (Hans Arp) worked as a sculptor, painter and poet. He was an abstract artist, as well as being heavily involved in the Dadaist movement. Explore related designers including Kurt Schwitters and El Lissitzky. See also Dada and 1920s graphic design history.

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Les Arts Plastiques Au Nouveau Siège De L'Unesco. Cover designed by Hans Arp
Les Arts Plastiques Au Nouveau Siège De L’Unesco. Cover designed by Hans Arp
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