[Evert J. Van Straaten] / Conceptual Art and l’Art pour l’Art: Oscar Wilde - Ad Reinhardt - Joseph Kosuth
[Evert J. Van Straaten]
Amsterdam, 1978, 29,7x20,7 cm, binding with plastic spiral, light cardboard, pp. 24, lecture by Evert J. van Straaten held in Amsterdam in November 1973, translated into English by Beatrijs Brenninkmeyer-de Rooy in 1975 and privately printed by the author in xerox (July 1978). Edition of 100 copies. Slightly yellowed front cover.
[Evert J. Van Straaten]
Amsterdam, 1978, 29,7x20,7 cm, binding with plastic spiral, light cardboard, pp. 24, lecture by Evert J. van Straaten held in Amsterdam in November 1973, translated into English by Beatrijs Brenninkmeyer-de Rooy in 1975 and privately printed by the author in xerox (July 1978). Edition of 100 copies. Slightly yellowed front cover.
[Evert J. Van Straaten]
Amsterdam, 1978, 29,7x20,7 cm, binding with plastic spiral, light cardboard, pp. 24, lecture by Evert J. van Straaten held in Amsterdam in November 1973, translated into English by Beatrijs Brenninkmeyer-de Rooy in 1975 and privately printed by the author in xerox (July 1978). Edition of 100 copies. Slightly yellowed front cover.
“I wrote a large paper on conceptual art to get my M.A. in art history at Utrecht University. The most important part, concerning my ideas on the relationship between conceptual art and nineteenth century l’art pour l’art theory, ariose the interest of some dutch art historians...In 1978 several people asked me again about the points I made in my paper and I decided to make a small Xerox edition for those who are interested, in order to make my ideas accessible for further investigation...”
