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Duchamps Pipe A Chess Romance Between Marcel Duchamp And George Koltanowski Celia Rabinovitch Ihor Holubizky

Name: Duchamps Pipe A Chess Romance Between Marcel Duchamp And George Koltanowski Celia Rabinovitch Ihor Holubizky
SKU: BELL-36405906
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Duchamps Pipe A Chess Romance Between Marcel Duchamp And George Koltanowski Celia Rabinovitch Ihor Holubizky instant download after payment.

Publisher: North Atlantic Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 7.2 MB

Author: Celia Rabinovitch; Ihor Holubizky

ISBN: 9781623173562, 9781623173579, 1623173566, 1623173574, 2019018198, 2019018281

Language: English

Year: 2020

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Duchamps Pipe A Chess Romance Between Marcel Duchamp And George Koltanowski Celia Rabinovitch Ihor Holubizky by Celia Rabinovitch; Ihor Holubizky 9781623173562, 9781623173579, 1623173566, 1623173574, 2019018198, 2019018281 instant download after payment.

Art, chess, and an $87,000 pipe frame an inside look at the relationship between famed blindfold grandmaster George Koltanowski and dadaist artist Marcel Duchamp.
Spanning three decades, two continents, and the international art and chess scenes of the mid-20th century, artist and art historian Celia Rabinovitch explores the unlikely friendship between art world enfant terrible Marcel Duchamp and chessmaster George Koltanowski. Rabinovitch describes each man's rise to prominence, the surprise upset chess match that would catalyze their relationship, and the $87,000 pipe that was until recently lost to history. Set against the backdrop of two world wars, Duchamp's Pipe is a tale of resilience, genius, and enduring friendship, grounded in detailed, technical explanations of art history, surrealism, symbolism, and anthropological ethnography.