Write to the booksellers
Brassaï
Graffiti
Les éditions du Temps, Paris, 1961. Textes et photos de Brassaï en noir et deux conversations de Brassaï avec Picasso. 105 photos en noir et 43 pages de texte. Les photographies de Brassaï nous aident à comprendre que l’art non figuratif a sa source dans le concret. Les graffitis sont présentés sous les thèmes : Proposition du mur – Langage – La naissance de l’homme – Masques et visages – Animaux – L’amour – La mort – La magie – Images primitives.
Reference : AR21292
Reliure cartonnée sous jaquette, environ 150 pages, format 23 x 28,5 - Bon état, bords de jaquette un peu frottés avec plusieurs déchirures - Les frais d'envoi pour la France sont compris dans le prix.
Bookseller's contact details
A chacun son livre
Mme Frédérique Boulas
06 28 36 10 21
Payment mode
Sale conditions
Conditions de vente conformes aux usages de la librairie ancienne et moderne. Les prix (en euros) s'entendent frais de port en plus, les frais d'envoi sont réglés pour le compte de l'acheteur, l'expédition se fait à réception du règlement. Nous acceptons les chèques bancaires français, les mandats et virements internationaux en euros, le paiement par paypal. Les commandes téléphoniques doivent être confirmées par courriel. Les objets commandés sont réservés pendant 10 jours, au-delà, ils sont remis en vente. Tout ouvrage qui ne correspondrait pas à la description du catalogue pourra nous être retourné, uniquement avec notre accord préalable, soigneusement emballé et affranchi en suffisance. En cas de litige, les tribunaux de Vannes sont seuls compétents. <br />
5 book(s) with the same title
Jacques Villeglé, Graffiti Politiques ( 1962-1991 ) Brassaï, Graffiti [Hardcover] Alfred Pacquement & Agnès de Gouvion Saint-Cyr [ Jacques Villeglé ]
Galerie Vallois Jacques Villeglé, Graffiti Politiques ( 1962-1991 ) ? Brassaï, Graffiti - Alfred Pacquement & Agnès de Gouvion Saint-Cyr [ Jacques Villeglé ] Galerie Vallois 2014 RELIE BON ETAT Bilingue : Français // ENGLISH ] PIED ET COIFFE TRES LEGEREMENT FROTTER
Merci de nous contacter à l'avance si vous souhaitez consulter une référence dans notre boutique à Authon-du-Perche.
Le fils de la tortue Graffiti-K
Acropole broche envoi de l auteur
Merci de nous contacter à l'avance si vous souhaitez consulter une référence dans notre boutique à Authon-du-Perche.
Le fils de la tortue Graffiti-K
Acropole PHOTOS SUR DEMANDE
Merci de nous contacter à l'avance si vous souhaitez consulter une référence dans notre boutique à Authon-du-Perche.
Graffiti in Medieval and Early Modern Societies. Italy and Beyond
, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: xviii + 375, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:9 b/w, 103 col., Language: English. ISBN 9782503625126.
Summary Graffiti is increasingly being recognised as an important historical source that can provide first-hand information on the written cultures of past societies. This book presents a wide variety of approaches to the how and why of graffiti production in medieval and early modern societies. Geographically, the book ranges from Italy to Russia, by way of the insular and Nordic worlds, and beyond, to the Holy Land and early medieval Nubia. Attention is given to information which will lead to the development of the historical criticism of graffiti, including the best practices for photography. A bibliography of the publications on medieval graffiti which have come out since 2000 is hoped to further the development of future scholarship. While there is extensive scholarship on graffiti in classical Antiquity, other historical graffiti remains understudied. This volume provides an overview of studies on graffiti for medieval and early modern cultures as well as a platform for future research. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface By Way of an Introduction: Some Thoughts on Graffiti as a Historical Source CARLO TEDESCHI Graffiti, Margins, and Palimpsests V RONIQUE PLESCH At the Margins of Graffiti: 'Fixed' Writings in Pilgrimage Sites in the Holy Land CL MENT DUSSART and ESTELLE INGRAND-VARENNE Inscriptions and Graffiti from the Courtyard of the Armenian Monastery of Sts. James in Jerusalem KHACHIK HARUTYUNYAN Devotional Graffiti in Christian Nubia (Based on the Material from the So-Called North Church within the Monastery on Kom H in Dongala) ADAM ?AJTAR From the Pillar to the Page: Historic Graffiti in British Churches and Medieval Graphic Practice WENDY SCASE Memorial Graffiti and Libri vitae: An Intersection? LAURA PANI Graffiti and the History of the Italian Language: Some Case Studies from "Italia Mediana" ALICE DI COCCO Connections between the 'Global' and the 'Local': Exploring Marginality through Late Fourteenth-Century Graffiti near Verona GIULIA SACCOMANI Cavernae solertes inquisitores: Graffiti on a Sixteenth-Century Speleological Exploration in Martina Franca CRISTINA COMASIA ANCONA and ROBERTO ROTONDO Digital Photographic Reproduction Techniques for Studying Graffiti ROCCO D'ERRICO "Thorgrim Owns Me": Runic Graffiti of Lydvaloftet, a Medieval Farmhouse at Voss, Norway KRISTEL ZILMER The Place of Graffiti in the Graphic Environment of Medieval Rus JOS SCHAEKEN Graffiti in Medieval Written Culture and in the Graphosphere MARCO MOSTERT After Kraack and Lingens: An Additional Bibliography on Medieval Graffiti MARCO MOSTERT Notes on Contributors
Cultic Graffiti in the Late Antique Mediterranean and Beyond
, Brepols, 2021 Paperback, xx + 192 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:108 b/w, 21 col., Language: English. ISBN 9782503593111.
Summary Graffiti, scratched or drawn on the walls of religious shrines, provide unique unmediated evidence of how ordinary men and women, many of them pilgrims, invoked and sought the help of God and the saints in Late Antiquity. The papers in this volume document and discuss cultic graffiti across the entire late antique Mediterranean, and into Nubia and Arabia. The principal focus is the Christian world, but there are also papers that look back to pre-Christian practice, and into the world of early Islam. Presenting evidence that is often unfamiliar, this is an important volume for anyone interested in the History and Archaeology of Late Antiquity. In examining cultic practice, we are almost always compelled to view the actions of devotees through texts written by the ecclesiastical elite, often with a clear hagiographical agenda in mind - cultic graffiti are evidence produced by the protagonists themsleves. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Abbreviations Introduction - ANTONIO E. FELLE AND BRYAN WARD-PERKINS Graffiti in Religious Spaces in First-Century Pompeii: Lararia, Neighborhood Shrines, and Graffiti in the Early Roman Empire - REBECCA BENEFIEL Contextualizing Christian Pilgrim Graffiti in the Late Antique Holy Land - MARLENA WHITING Jewish Devotional Graffiti and dipinti in the Holy Land - LEAH DI SEGNI 'Slave of the Apostle Philip': Byzantine Graffiti from Hierapolis of Phrygia (Turkey) - FRANCESCO GUIZZI Late Antique Christian Graffiti: The Case of Rome (Third to Fifth Century CE) - ANTONIO E. FELLE At the Origins of European Pilgrimage: The Devotional Graffiti of the Anglo-Saxons in Rome (Seventh-Ninth Centuries) - CARLO CARLETTI Inscribing Space in Christian Egypt - JACQUES VAN DER VLIET Graffiti from Christian Egypt and the Cult of the Saints: A Case Study from Dayr Ab? ?innis - ALAIN DELATTRE Pilgrims and Seafarers: A Survey of Travellers' Graffiti from the Aegean Islands - PAWE? NOWAKOWSKI Associational Religion in Late Antiquity? Professional Groups, Factions, and Confraternities in Christian Cultic Graffiti - EFTHYMIOS RIZOS Religious Graffiti from Early Islam in Arabia and the Near East - FR D RIC IMBERT Cultic Graffiti in Christian Nubia (Sixth to Fifteenth Century) - ADAM ?AJTAR Inscriptions, Graffiti, Graffiti Devotionis Causa: Some Concluding Notes and Reflections - ANTONIO E. FELLE Graffiti and Religion: Some Concluding Remarks and Perspectives - BRYAN WARD-PERKINS
