Germano Celant Books

Design Vignelli

By Germano Celant

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Giorgio Armani (Guggenheim Museum Publications)

By Harold Koda, Germano Celant

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Jessica Stockholder

By Jessica Stockholder

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The definitive book on a creative force who continues to influence sculpture and installation art Jessica Stockholder has long broken down the boundaries between painting, sculpture, and architectu...

Italian Metamorphosis 1943 1968

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This book, published on the occasion of a major exhibition mounted by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, celebrates the flowering of Italian creativity in the twenty-five year period that began with...

Jim Dine

By Jean Little, Germano Celant, Julia Blaut, Jim Dine

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Jim Dine (b. 1935) is one of America's best-known image-makers. This book, published to accompany the first major exhibition of Dine's work from the 1960s, reproduces a broad selection of his early...

Italian art, 1900-1945

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Design--Vignelli

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Frank Gehry

By Frank O. Gehry, Germano Celant, Mason Andrews

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Laura Grisi

By Laura Grisi

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The European iceberg

By Germano Celant

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