New York Mid-Century

Paul Goldberger • Thames & Hudson • ISBN-13 9780500517727

ISBN-10 Not provided • 2014

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ISBN 9780500517727 • Completeness 48

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Description

iNew York MidCenturyi tells the story of how the Big Apple emerged as the cultural capital of the postwar world in all fields of creative endeavour from art architecture and design to music theatre and dance It was a period of intense crossfertilization as poets and critics mixed with artists dealers musicians designers architects dancers and choreographersbrbrAnnie CohenSolal brings alive the influential critics and patrons the legendary galleries and the artists themselves from Pollock Rothko and de Kooning to Johns Rauschenberg and Warhol Paul Goldberger presents the modernist architectural masterpieces that created the citys sleek new profile highlighting both public and private spaces while Robert Gottlieb invites us to relive the heyday of the musical explore the great jazz clubs of Harlem and peek into the inventive studios of the dance worldbrbrRichly illustrated with hundreds of paintings drawings photographs elevations plans posters playbills and ephemera iNew York MidCenturyi is a stirring evocation of a remarkably fertile period in the citys history the styles and aesthetics of which are now very much back in vogue