Dali's autobiographical book in which he explains his life and artistic postulates, the complex foundations of his eccentricity and endless surrealist imagination with which he marked the painting of the 20th century.
Through these "miniatures", the author brings the reader closer to the world of different traditions, emphasizing the beauty, mysticism, and complexity of Islamic culture, but also universal themes such as transience, identity, and the meaning of life.
*Public Opinion / Art and the Crowd* is a Croatian translation of two shorter studies by the Italian sociologist, criminologist, and publicist Scipio Sighele (1868–1913), one of the pioneers of crowd psychology and collective psychology.
Knjižara A. Čelap, 1920.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Paperback.
8.42 €
Literary Theory • Art history • Theory of Art
What you have before you is not an ordinary collection – it is a vibrant, multidisciplinary map of a specific intellectual and artistic world: 20th-century Zagreb culture, seen through the prism of "Luddism" as a key, programmatic category.
Rem Koolhaas' Delirious New York (1978) is a retrospective manifesto of Manhattan. The book explores "Manhattanism" – an urban condition shaped by density, technology and fantasy that redefines architecture.
The Monacelli Press, 1994.
English. Latin alphabet. Paperback.
26.34 €
Art history • Painting • Theory of Art • Artistic monograph