Box 16
Contains 28 Results:
"Les larves d'imagie." Layouts. 1 of 2, circa 1945
Preparatory material, such as illustrations, notes, mock-ups, and interviews, used by Kiesler in the preparation of his two articles on Duchamp. The material clearly demonstrates how Kiesler constructed the innovative graphical layout of his articles. Also includes one reprint of an article by Hans Arp.
Photographs and layouts used for "Les larves d'imagie", circa 1945
Photographs and layouts used for "Les larves d'imagie" in View by Frederick Kiesler [copies].
"Les larves d'imagie." Layouts. 2 of 2, circa 1945
Preparatory material, such as illustrations, notes, mock-ups, and interviews, used by Kiesler in the preparation of his two articles on Duchamp. The material clearly demonstrates how Kiesler constructed the innovative graphical layout of his articles. Also includes one reprint of an article by Hans Arp.
Photographs and layouts used for "Les larves d'imagie", circa 1945
Photographs and layouts used for "Les larves d'imagie" in View by Frederick Kiesler.
Original envelopes for archival material, undated
Includes a photograph of 'Please Touch' pasties in shipping boxes which Kiesler inscribed "Marcel's Bosom Pops Out"; extracts from Stefi Kiesler's (wife of Frederick Kiesler) diary from 1933 to 1950 documenting the couple's close friendship with Marcel Duchamp; and photographs and a flyer from chess event held at Julien Levy Gallery.
Original envelopes for archival material, undated
Original envelopes for archival material from Frederick Kiesler relating to Marcel Duchamp.
Sketch for Marcel Duchamp portrait by Frederick Kiesler. Pencil on paper, 1948
Includes a photograph of 'Please Touch' pasties in shipping boxes which Kiesler inscribed "Marcel's Bosom Pops Out"; extracts from Stefi Kiesler's (wife of Frederick Kiesler) diary from 1933 to 1950 documenting the couple's close friendship with Marcel Duchamp; and photographs and a flyer from chess event held at Julien Levy Gallery.
Sketch for Marcel Duchamp portrait, 1948
Sketch for Marcel Duchamp portrait by Frederick Kiesler. Pencil on paper.