Stanley Brouwn / La Paz
BROUWN Stanley (Paramaribo, Suriname 1935 - Amsterdam 2017)
Schiedam, Stedelijk museum, 1970, 19,3x19,7, softcover with two metal staples, [48], artist’s book with typographical cover, containing 21 directional “indications” in which a different distance to travel by walking through one of the following cities is expressed: La Paz, Rangoon, Havana, Helsinki, Georgetown, Seoul, Washington, Warsaw, Dakar , Khartoum, Tokyo, Dublin, Beijing, New Delhi, Madrid, Montevideo, Bern, Brazzeville, Ottawa, Moscow, Guatemala. Book published on the occasion of the exhibition (Schiedam, Stedelijk Museum, 14 February - 16 March 1970).
[Bibliografia: Ruhé 2001: pag. [29]].
BROUWN Stanley (Paramaribo, Suriname 1935 - Amsterdam 2017)
Schiedam, Stedelijk museum, 1970, 19,3x19,7, softcover with two metal staples, [48], artist’s book with typographical cover, containing 21 directional “indications” in which a different distance to travel by walking through one of the following cities is expressed: La Paz, Rangoon, Havana, Helsinki, Georgetown, Seoul, Washington, Warsaw, Dakar , Khartoum, Tokyo, Dublin, Beijing, New Delhi, Madrid, Montevideo, Bern, Brazzeville, Ottawa, Moscow, Guatemala. Book published on the occasion of the exhibition (Schiedam, Stedelijk Museum, 14 February - 16 March 1970).
[Bibliografia: Ruhé 2001: pag. [29]].
BROUWN Stanley (Paramaribo, Suriname 1935 - Amsterdam 2017)
Schiedam, Stedelijk museum, 1970, 19,3x19,7, softcover with two metal staples, [48], artist’s book with typographical cover, containing 21 directional “indications” in which a different distance to travel by walking through one of the following cities is expressed: La Paz, Rangoon, Havana, Helsinki, Georgetown, Seoul, Washington, Warsaw, Dakar , Khartoum, Tokyo, Dublin, Beijing, New Delhi, Madrid, Montevideo, Bern, Brazzeville, Ottawa, Moscow, Guatemala. Book published on the occasion of the exhibition (Schiedam, Stedelijk Museum, 14 February - 16 March 1970).
[Bibliografia: Ruhé 2001: pag. [29]].
“In this publications, connected with a presentation in the museum, there are 21 suggestions for a short walk”. (Harry Ruhé)
