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A book featuring the works and commentary of Alberto Giacometti. Dialogue: "About Giacometti" Authors: Isaku Yanaihara × Eiji Usami Publisher: Yobisha Published: 1983 [Introduction] This book is a valuable record of a dialogue between Isaku Yanaihara, a philosopher and pioneer in Giacometti studies in Japan, and Eiji Usami, an art critic. It discusses sculptor Alberto Giacometti's artistic explorations, the scene of his creation, and his spiritual world and ontological perspectives, along with experiences in his studio at the time. The text includes numerous valuable illustrations, such as photographs from a visit to his Paris studio in 1956, and **a picture of the Yanaihara portrait in progress (1960)**, making it a highly valuable visual resource for readers interested in Giacometti. The book vividly depicts the process of Giacometti's creation of a sculpture modeled after Isaku Yanaihara, as well as his attitude as an artist and his daily life. [Condition] ・Stains and yellowing on the outer box due to age. ・The text pages are generally in good condition. Condition: All pages are present, and there are no writings or stains. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect condition, as this is a used item. There are stains, damage, and scratches due to aging. #Giacometti #IsakuYanaihara #EijiUsami #Yobisha #ContemporaryArt #Sculpture #DialogueBook #ArtCriticism #ArtBook #ArtBook #RareBook #VintageBook #ModernArt #Artist'sBookshelf
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