Rudolf Herman Fuchs Books

Flemish and Dutch Painting

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This volume celebrates the connections between Dutch and international modern art. It is based on the exhibition at the famed Palazzo Grassi in Venice, the first in which masterpieces by Belgian an...

Jan Dibbets

By Jan Dibbets, Rudolf Herman Fuchs

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Jan Dibbets

By Jan Dibbets, Rudolf Herman Fuchs

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Leon Kossoff Recent Paintings

By David Sylvester, Rudolf Herman Fuchs

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Views from Abroad

By Hayden Herrara

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Donald Judd

By Donald Judd, Rudolf Herman Fuchs

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David Salle

By David Salle, Rudolf Herman Fuchs

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Jan Dibbets

By R. H. Fuchs

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Karel Appel Monographies

By Donald B. Kuspit, Karel Appel, Rudolf Herman Fuchs, Johannes Gaschnang

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Bibelubermalungen. Aus der Sammlung Frieder Burda.

By Gabriele Reisenwendel, Arnulf Rainer, Friedhelm Mennekes, Susanne Gaensheimer, Helmut Friedel, Rudolf Herman Fuchs

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