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CLOSED MONDAYS

CLOSED MONDAYS

ELIZABETH GILL LUI (1919-)

Grey cloth with pictorial paste-down and blue lettering on front, and blue lettering on spine. Illustrated with color reproductions of photographs. A photographic study of "museums of distinction" throughout the world. Color photographs are primarily exteriors, some are abstract details. "In looking photographically at the museum as an art form complete within itself, I hope to encourage others to look beyond the surface appearance of both art and architecture, beyond the merely physical attributes of the work, toward the transcendent value that initially inspired the vision of artist and architect."

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Emne	Fotokunst
Kunstner	LUI, Elizabeth Gill
Forfatter	Gill Elizabeth Lui
Sprog	Engelsk tekst
Illustrationer	Gennemill. i farver
Format / Sideantal	30 x 24 cm / 136 sider
Udgivelsesår	1999
Indbinding	Indbundet
Forlag	Nazraeli Press
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ISBN	3923922736
Lev.	3-5 dage

ELIZABETH GILL LUI (1919-)

Grey cloth with pictorial paste-down and blue lettering on front, and blue lettering on spine. Illustrated with color reproductions of photographs. A photographic study of "museums of distinction" throughout the world. Color photographs are primarily exteriors, some are abstract details. "In looking photographically at the museum as an art form complete within itself, I hope to encourage others to look beyond the surface appearance of both art and architecture, beyond the merely physical attributes of the work, toward the transcendent value that initially inspired the vision of artist and architect."