AA.VV. / Art actuel en Italie. Actuele Kunst in Italie
AA.VV.,
Bruxelles, 1969, 24x21,5 cm, folder with 11 loose catalogues, each catalog pp. [4] / [8], folder with pocket containing the complete sett of eleven catalogs, one of each artist present in the exhibition: 1.) “Gianni Colombo”, pp. [8], 6 blanck and white illustrations, texts by Gianni Colombo in French and Flemish. 2) “Getullio Alviani”, pp. [8], 1 color and 5 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish. 3) “Rodolfo Aricò”, pp. [6], 4 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by R. C. Kenedy. 4) “Marco Balzarro, pp. [4], 1 color and 2 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish. 5) “Agostino Bonalumi”, pp. [8], 1 color and 5 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Gillo Dorfles. 6) “Andrea Cascella”, pp. [8], 4 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Gillo Dorfles 7) “Mario Ceroli”, pp. [8], 1 color and 6 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Cesare Brandi. 8) “Lucio del Pezzo”, pp. [8], 3 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Aldo Musacchio. 9) “Piero Dorazio”, pp. [8], 1 color and 2 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Cesare Vivaldi. 10) “Marcello Morandini”, pp. [8], 5 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Tommaso Trini. 11) “Arnaldo Pomodoro”, pp. [8], 5 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Arnaldo Pomodoro. (Brussels, Palais de Beaux-Arts ,September 8 - October 12, 1969).
AA.VV.,
Bruxelles, 1969, 24x21,5 cm, folder with 11 loose catalogues, each catalog pp. [4] / [8], folder with pocket containing the complete sett of eleven catalogs, one of each artist present in the exhibition: 1.) “Gianni Colombo”, pp. [8], 6 blanck and white illustrations, texts by Gianni Colombo in French and Flemish. 2) “Getullio Alviani”, pp. [8], 1 color and 5 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish. 3) “Rodolfo Aricò”, pp. [6], 4 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by R. C. Kenedy. 4) “Marco Balzarro, pp. [4], 1 color and 2 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish. 5) “Agostino Bonalumi”, pp. [8], 1 color and 5 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Gillo Dorfles. 6) “Andrea Cascella”, pp. [8], 4 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Gillo Dorfles 7) “Mario Ceroli”, pp. [8], 1 color and 6 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Cesare Brandi. 8) “Lucio del Pezzo”, pp. [8], 3 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Aldo Musacchio. 9) “Piero Dorazio”, pp. [8], 1 color and 2 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Cesare Vivaldi. 10) “Marcello Morandini”, pp. [8], 5 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Tommaso Trini. 11) “Arnaldo Pomodoro”, pp. [8], 5 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Arnaldo Pomodoro. (Brussels, Palais de Beaux-Arts ,September 8 - October 12, 1969).
AA.VV.,
Bruxelles, 1969, 24x21,5 cm, folder with 11 loose catalogues, each catalog pp. [4] / [8], folder with pocket containing the complete sett of eleven catalogs, one of each artist present in the exhibition: 1.) “Gianni Colombo”, pp. [8], 6 blanck and white illustrations, texts by Gianni Colombo in French and Flemish. 2) “Getullio Alviani”, pp. [8], 1 color and 5 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish. 3) “Rodolfo Aricò”, pp. [6], 4 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by R. C. Kenedy. 4) “Marco Balzarro, pp. [4], 1 color and 2 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish. 5) “Agostino Bonalumi”, pp. [8], 1 color and 5 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Gillo Dorfles. 6) “Andrea Cascella”, pp. [8], 4 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Gillo Dorfles 7) “Mario Ceroli”, pp. [8], 1 color and 6 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Cesare Brandi. 8) “Lucio del Pezzo”, pp. [8], 3 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Aldo Musacchio. 9) “Piero Dorazio”, pp. [8], 1 color and 2 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Cesare Vivaldi. 10) “Marcello Morandini”, pp. [8], 5 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Tommaso Trini. 11) “Arnaldo Pomodoro”, pp. [8], 5 black and white illustrations, texts in French and Flemish by Arnaldo Pomodoro. (Brussels, Palais de Beaux-Arts ,September 8 - October 12, 1969).
