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Juan Manuel Bonet
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Diccionario de las vanguardias en España, 1907-1936
En este diccionario, Juan Manuel Bonet, escritor y crítico de arte, reúne el fruto de muchos años de investigaciones en torno al fascinante mundo de las vanguardias españolas. Las artes plásticas, la arquitectura, la fotografía, la poesía, la novela, el teatro, el ensayo, el diseño gráfico, la música, la danza y el cine. Ningún campo queda fuera de esta obra en la que se subrayan las conexiones más inesperadas, y en la que junto a las figuras mayores (Picasso, Juan Gris, Julio González, Torres García, Miró, Dalí, Ramón Gómez de la Serna, Lorca, Buñuel, Josep Lluis Sert, Mompou...) desfila una multitud de personajes menos conocidos, algunos de ellos extremadamente atractivo...
Ramón en su torreón
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Vázquez Cereijo
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Pelayo Ortega
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Ciria
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Badlands
The publication of lovingly-crafted elegant and has been aconstant aspect in the work of Jan Hendrix (1949), Dutch artistbased in Mexico for three decades. This book, with a series of prints inspired by the landscape of Lanzarote (Canary Islands),distinctive accent adds to his vast production. The framework ofperspectives characteristic of their frames on the universe of botany, putting off purchases in Malpais portraying metaphysicalenvironment, ranging from the big picture to zoom in on the detailbecomes emblematic abstract. Among these fantastic photographs and engravings sequenceswere inserted an essay by the art critic and writer Juan ManuelBonet, which puts Hendrix's path in the tradition of great artists-travelers. From another perspective, it features a fictionalCavestany Javier Barreiro, a narrative that talks about the prospects of the landscape that inspired it. Finally, an extensive conversation with the artist addresses the various facets of his work, framed in the history of landscape and the relationship between art and science.
