This is the full transcript of a previously unpublished set of interviews conducted in 1953 with the art collectors Sidney and Harriet Janis and the artist Marcel Duchamp.
In a series of interviews in the early 1950s, Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968) sat down with art collectors and gallerists Sidney and Harriet Janis for a wide-ranging conversation about his inspirations and working process, and his many, many opinions on the workings of the modern art world and its histories. The transcript of this previous
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This is the full transcript of a previously unpublished set of interviews conducted in 1953 with the art collectors Sidney and Harriet Janis and the artist Marcel Duchamp.
In a series of interviews in the early 1950s, Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968) sat down with art collectors and gallerists Sidney and Harriet Janis for a wide-ranging conversation about his inspirations and working process, and his many, many opinions on the workings of the modern art world and its histories. The transcript of this previous
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. One of the towering figures of 20th-century art holds forth on his controversial life and career in a previously unpublished set of interviews Over six sessions between September 1951 and November 1952, Marcel Duchamp sat down with collectors and gallerists Harriet and Sidney Janis for a wide-ranging conversation about his inspirations and working processes, and his many opinions on the workings of the modern art world and its histories. The Janises, owners of the influential Sidney Janis Gallery, were ardent supporters of modern art and close friends with Duchamp. Harriet, an accomplished author, led the interviews with an eye toward writing a monograph on Duchamp, though this was never realized. Now, this previously unknown chronicle is available for the first time through the efforts of Carroll Janis, Sidney and Harriet's son. Under Harriet's expert guidance, Duchamp holds forth on his artistic philosophies, his career, his friends, his rivals, and his lifelong obsession with chess. He provides an inside look at some of his most famous works, from his controversial Readymades to The Large Glass. Contextualized with illustrations, annotations, and an introduction by Carroll Janis, this publication is a rich treasure trove of information on one of the 20th century's most controversial, groundbreaking, and larger-than-life artists. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781633451766
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