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Souvenirs de Jeunesse Interprétés par Christian Boltanski [Youthful Memories Performed by Christian Boltanski].
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Souvenirs de Jeunesse Interprétés par Christian Boltanski [Youthful Memories Performed by Christian Boltanski].
Souvenirs de Jeunesse Interprétés was published to coincide with an exhibition of the same name at the Centre d'Art Contemporain, Geneva. For this work, Boltanski performs scenes from his youth, with 'little Christian,' a stuffed doll, taking his place while he assumes the role of a family member.
This copy has the ink stamp dated 25 Feb 1975 of the Art Information Centre (1969-1993), a non-profit organisation established by Peter van Beveren in Middelburg, Holland, which collected printed material related to contemporary art.
First edition; (225 x 149 mm, 8¾ x 5¾ in); black & white photographs printed in offset; adhesive-bound white wrappers printed in black, lightly toned and rubbed, light wear, starting at foot but holding firm, 'Art Information Centre' ink stamp verso of upper wrapper, a very good copy; [24]pp.
Christian Boltanski Artist's Books 1969-2007 pp44.
This copy has the ink stamp dated 25 Feb 1975 of the Art Information Centre (1969-1993), a non-profit organisation established by Peter van Beveren in Middelburg, Holland, which collected printed material related to contemporary art.
First edition; (225 x 149 mm, 8¾ x 5¾ in); black & white photographs printed in offset; adhesive-bound white wrappers printed in black, lightly toned and rubbed, light wear, starting at foot but holding firm, 'Art Information Centre' ink stamp verso of upper wrapper, a very good copy; [24]pp.
Christian Boltanski Artist's Books 1969-2007 pp44.
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Souvenirs de Jeunesse Interprétés par Christian Boltanski [Youthful Memories Performed by Christian Boltanski].—
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Souvenirs de Jeunesse Interprétés was published to coincide with an exhibition of the same name at the Centre d'Art Contemporain, Geneva. For this work, Boltanski performs scenes from his youth, with 'little Christian,' a stuffed doll, taking his place while he assumes the role of a family member.
This copy has the ink stamp dated 25 Feb 1975 of the Art Information Centre (1969-1993), a non-profit organisation established by Peter van Beveren in Middelburg, Holland, which collected printed material related to contemporary art.
First edition; (225 x 149 mm, 8¾ x 5¾ in); black & white photographs printed in offset; adhesive-bound white wrappers printed in black, lightly toned and rubbed, light wear, starting at foot but holding firm, 'Art Information Centre' ink stamp verso of upper wrapper, a very good copy; [24]pp.
Christian Boltanski Artist's Books 1969-2007 pp44.
This copy has the ink stamp dated 25 Feb 1975 of the Art Information Centre (1969-1993), a non-profit organisation established by Peter van Beveren in Middelburg, Holland, which collected printed material related to contemporary art.
First edition; (225 x 149 mm, 8¾ x 5¾ in); black & white photographs printed in offset; adhesive-bound white wrappers printed in black, lightly toned and rubbed, light wear, starting at foot but holding firm, 'Art Information Centre' ink stamp verso of upper wrapper, a very good copy; [24]pp.
Christian Boltanski Artist's Books 1969-2007 pp44.
