VV. AA. / Formen Der Farbe
Stuttgart, Württembergischer Kunstverein, 1967, 27,6x27,6 cm., portfolio, 21 loose sheets (pp. [2]-40) / (pp. [2]-40), published in the occasion of the exhibition (Stuttgart, Würtembergischer Kunstverein, 18. February - 26 March, 1967) consisting of a case de- signed by Georg Karl Pfahler with four flexible flaps that can be closed in different ways, 1 loose hardcover illustrated with 1 original silkscreen by Victor Vasarely, 7 original loo- se silkscreens by Al Held, Robert Indiana, Ellsworth Kelly, Kenneth Noland, Karl Pfahler, William Turnbul, Victor Vasarely, 1 loose sheet (pp. 2) with an introductory text by Die- ter Honisch, 20 loose sheets (pp. 40) with 39 biographical schedules of the artists participating, each illustrated with a black and white photo-portrait and the picture of a work.
Stuttgart, Württembergischer Kunstverein, 1967, 27,6x27,6 cm., portfolio, 21 loose sheets (pp. [2]-40) / (pp. [2]-40), published in the occasion of the exhibition (Stuttgart, Würtembergischer Kunstverein, 18. February - 26 March, 1967) consisting of a case de- signed by Georg Karl Pfahler with four flexible flaps that can be closed in different ways, 1 loose hardcover illustrated with 1 original silkscreen by Victor Vasarely, 7 original loo- se silkscreens by Al Held, Robert Indiana, Ellsworth Kelly, Kenneth Noland, Karl Pfahler, William Turnbul, Victor Vasarely, 1 loose sheet (pp. 2) with an introductory text by Die- ter Honisch, 20 loose sheets (pp. 40) with 39 biographical schedules of the artists participating, each illustrated with a black and white photo-portrait and the picture of a work.
Stuttgart, Württembergischer Kunstverein, 1967, 27,6x27,6 cm., portfolio, 21 loose sheets (pp. [2]-40) / (pp. [2]-40), published in the occasion of the exhibition (Stuttgart, Würtembergischer Kunstverein, 18. February - 26 March, 1967) consisting of a case de- signed by Georg Karl Pfahler with four flexible flaps that can be closed in different ways, 1 loose hardcover illustrated with 1 original silkscreen by Victor Vasarely, 7 original loo- se silkscreens by Al Held, Robert Indiana, Ellsworth Kelly, Kenneth Noland, Karl Pfahler, William Turnbul, Victor Vasarely, 1 loose sheet (pp. 2) with an introductory text by Die- ter Honisch, 20 loose sheets (pp. 40) with 39 biographical schedules of the artists participating, each illustrated with a black and white photo-portrait and the picture of a work.
List of artists: Josef Albers, Allan D’Arcangelo, Max Bill, Bonies, Derek Boshier, Mark Brusse, Robyn Denny, Paul Feeley, Wilfred Gaul, Rupprecht Geiger, Al Held, Robert Indiana, Tess Jaray, Donald Judd , Utz Kampmann, Ellsworth Kelly, Phillip King, Hans Ko- etsier, Nicolas Krushenick, Tadaaki Kuwayama, Gerald Laing, Kaspar Thomas Lenk, Alexander Liberman, Richard Paul Lohse, Morris Louis, Sven Lukin, Kenneth Noland, Georg Karl Pfahler, John Plumb, Lothar Quinte, Leon Polk Smith, Richard Smith, Frank Stella, Peter Struycken, William Turnbull, Michael Tyzack, Victor Vasarely, Marc Vaux, Neil Williams.
