Margriet Schavemaker Books

Zero

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"... presents the first large-scale survey in a United States museum dedicated to the history of the experimental German artists' group Zero (1957-66) and ZERO, an international network of artists...

Zero

By Margriet Schavemaker, Taylor Jennifer Translator, Dirk Porschmann

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Fire, light, movement, space, demonstrations and performances. The Stedelijk proudly presents an historic survey of the innovative avant-garde group ZERO. With work by herman de vries, Armando, Hen...

Now is the time

By Terry Eagleton

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Right about now

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Monumentalism History National Identity And Contemporary Art

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Maaike Schoorel

By Margriet Schavemaker, Maaike Schoorel, Zippora Elders

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Overal Vincent

By Margriet Schavemaker, Rachel Esner

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Vincent Everywhere

By Margriet Schavemaker, Rachel Esner

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Het Stedelijk in de oorlog

By Amsterdam Netherlands . Stedelijk Museum

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191 pages : 23 cm

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