The Death of Modernism
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The Death of Modernism
- 1. The Death Of Modernism 1955-1965
- 2. Jacques Villegle, ABC , 1959
- 3. Raymond Hains, Poster in Yiddish , 1950
- 4. Yves Klein, Blue Monochrome , 1960
- 5. Yves Klein, Leap into the Void , 1961
- 6. Yves Klein, Anthropometries , 1960-61
- 7. Arman, Untitled , 1959
- 8. Arman, Parisienne , 1960
- 9. Arman, Arteriosclerose , 1961
- 10. Christo, Wrapped Package , 1961
- 11. Christo, Package on Wheelbarrow , 1961
- 12. Joseph Beuys, Fat Chair , 1960
- 13. Joseph Beuys, Fat Battery , 1961
- 14. Joseph Beuys, Fat Felt Sculpture , 1963
- 15. Joseph Beuys, How to Explain Pictures to a Dead Hare , 1965
- 16. Joseph Beuys, The Pack (Das Rudel) , 1969
- 17. Joseph Beuys, Action Poster , 1960s