"Art Of Tomorrow: Collection Of Non-Objective Paintings" 1939 GUGGENHEIM, Solomon R. (SOLD) Ashtrays

"Art Of Tomorrow: Collection Of Non-Objective Paintings" 1939 GUGGENHEIM, Solomon R. (SOLD) Ashtrays[182] pp. 1939 11" x 8 1 2" VG Scroll Down for (12) Additional Scans: First printing of this scarce and important Catalogue, dealing chiefly with the works of Rudolf Bauer and Vasily Kandinsky In 1939, the German born artist Hilla Rebay (18901967) was a cofounder of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museumoriginally named the Museum of Non Objective Paintingas well as its first curator and director. The exhibition comprises a significant selection of Rebays

Limited edition exemplaire No

Inspired by the beauty and charm of the villas and palaces of the Mediterranean

Fench painter and sculptor Henri Charlier who was born in the Montmartre quarter of Paris on 1883 was a good friend of Puiforcat

First edition of Blake's second book

and knew where the aristocratic skeletons lie buried

New and enlarged edition with many drinks for special occasions

Made in America

while Lady Constance Keeble and Sir Gregory Parsloe-Parsloe want to lay hands on it for quite other reasons

"Magazine publishing monthly the most beautiful models of the great couturiers in the exact color of their creation as well as all the fashionable fabrics" which appears between the 10th and 15th of each month

WorldCat lists no copies for the coveted 1904 printing

193414" x 10"

6 3/8" x 4 1/4"