West Coast Duchamp
1991, a study of Marcel Duchamp's time and influence on the West Coast of America
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Printing Details
First edition. Paperback with French flaps. 28 × 21.5cm, 128pp.
This book, published to accompany an exhibition, explores Marcel Duchamp’s presence, influence, and relationships with artists, collectors, and curators on the West Coast of the United States—a period and geographic connection often overshadowed by his time in Paris and New York. It features essays by prominent art historians and figures including Francis M. Naumann, Walter Hopps (reflecting on Duchamp’s seminal 1963 Pasadena Art Museum retrospective), Naomi Sawelson-Gorse, Dickran Tashjian, and Robert L. Pincus.
Condition
There is light creasing to the covers and a small mark to the pages' fore-edge but otherwise the contents are clean and this remains in strong readable condition.
ISBN
0962851418
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