by Armengaud, Hutchings
Sosno, catalogue raisonné, 1971-2005, Vers une intégrale Sosno (book)
$179.00
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Sosno, catalog raisonné, 1971-2005, Towards a complete Sosno (book) texts by Francoise Armengaud and Ralph Hutchings. Publisher Foundhaus. 2007. 432 pages. Excellent condition. 31.6 x 28.5 cm. First edition. Numerous illustrations in color and black and white. Bilingual French/English edition.
Superb bound book to collect or give as a gift!
Sacha Sosno, pseudonym of Alexandre Joseph Sosnowsky, 1937-2013 is a French sculptor, painter and visual artist.
In the 1960s, he invented the concept of obliteration “hide to show better” directly inspired by his work as a photographer. He also participated in sociological art in Paris with Fred Forest. This concept will be his breadcrumb trail throughout his career.
Feel free to check out the additional photos at the top left, thank you!
If you prefer to pay in euros, =before= you start ordering, you must click on the word “Français” in orange, under the main photo above, which will redirect you to the same description in French and payment in Euros.
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