An edition of Ferrari por León (2016)

Ferrari por León

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León Ferrari
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An edition of Ferrari por León (2016)

Ferrari por León

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An extensive testimony accurately edited by Andrea Wain that becomes a very long interview - which merge all those published - about the explanations and the contexts surrounding the artist's work. In his own voice, Leon Ferrari recalls his family history, the relationship with his father, with religion and the historical circumstances that led him to carry out certain works.

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Libraria
Language
Spanish
Pages
126

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Table of Contents

Introducción
Prólogo
Génesis
El infierno
La civilización occidental y cristiana
El arte de los significados
Éxodo
El que no está conmigo
Todo es materia prima para el arte
Bienaventurados.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (pages 121-126).

Published in
Buenos Aires
Copyright Date
2016

Classifications

Library of Congress
N6639.F477 A35 2016

The Physical Object

Pagination
126 pages
Number of pages
126

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44412425M
ISBN 10
9873754091
ISBN 13
9789873754098
OCLC/WorldCat
973333891

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