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Facsimile of the 1959 English edition. This publications became the go-to book on Duchamp for decades following its publication in late 1959, when exclusive grand-deluxe and deluxe editions in French, along with trade editions in French and English, were simultaneously released.While Trianon Press French trade edition was reprinted numerous times, the Grove Press English edition languished out of print for the better part of two generationsuntil now, with Hauser amp Wirth fully authorized facsimile re-edition.It is Marcel Duchamps seminal bookhis first monographand the culmination of many years of his collaboration with its

Max Bill and His Time 19081939. Max Bill 1908 1994 was a Swiss polymath bridging the worlds of design, architecture, art, publishing, advertising, and politics.This first part of acomprehensive monograph retraces Bills biography from his childhood to his Bauhaus training, his return to Zurich, and on until the late 1930s.The reader discovers a young Bill characterised by commitment, clarity in thinking, a highly critical mind, and a growing network of artists.Part biography, part eulogy, part memoir, this publication proposes insights into the pre-World War II cultural milieu of a European community of artists,

Coupling the works of Louise Bourgeois and Pablo Picasso?at first glance, an unlikely pair?results in a thought-provoking discourse on the artists' formal and iconographic links. Inspired by archaic and primitive sources, both Bourgeois and Picasso continually explored and developed interpretations of fertility and mother deities; late in life, both artists focused on eroticism, sexuality, and intimacy. In summer 2019, objects from these pivotal twentieth-century artists were presented at Hauser & Wirth Zürich, marking the first two-person show in which a female sculptor's works are put into an extended dialogue with those of Picasso. The publication of ?Louise Bourgeois & Pablo Picasso' builds upon the complex conversation about gender this exhibition sparks.