taller grafica popular (20 resultados)

PAPERBACK. Condición: Very Good+. 1st edition. 8 b/w woodcuts in illustrated b/w folder, clean and sharp woodcuts, tight binding, soiled on back over folder, clean throughout, contents are Fine, folder is VG.

Condición: BUONO. Traduzioni di Antonello Trombadori e Silvana Mazzocchi. cm.17,5x25, pp.292, con tavole ft. Edizione fuori commercio riservata agli abbonati della rivista Rinascita. Roma, Editori Riuniti cm.17,5x25, pp.292, con tavole ft. Cartonato con copertina illustrata e titoli al piatto e al dorso Edizione fuori commercio riservata agli abbonati della rivista Rinascita. Cartonato con copertina illustrata e titoli al piatto e al dorso.

First edition. 8vo; 8 full-page illustrations; crease to bottom corner; else a very good copy. Paperback. Catalog for 1982 exhibition at Newport Harbor Art Museum. Showing work by Mendez, Ramirez, Zalche, others.

Condición: New. En abril de 1937 se creó el Taller de Gráfica Popular, grupo de grabadores que decidieron apoyar e impulsar las causas populares mediante la producción de carteles y volantes, de mantas para las manifestaciones callejeras y telones para los mítines; de letreros e ilustraciones, de folletos y álbumes temáticos, así como de periódicos con las tradicionales calaveras del día de muertos, dibujos y hasta la decoración de carros alegóricos para los desfiles obreros y antifascistas. El TGP surgió como una sección del Taller Escuela de Artes Plásticas de la Liga de Escritores y Artistas Revolucionarios, la LEAR, a la que sobrevivió después de la extinción de ésta en 1938. Desde su nacimiento, la Gráfica Popular, como también se conoce a la institución, recogió e hizo suya la dilatada herencia del grabado mexicano, que en su árbol genealógico tenía caricaturistas e ilustradores de la talla de Joaquín Giménez El Tío Nonilla , Constantino Escalante, Hesiquio Iriarte, Santiago Hernández, José María Villasana, Jesús T. Alamilla, Gabriel Vicente Gahona Picheta , Manuel Manilla y, por encima de todos, José Guadalupe Posada, patrono del grabado mexicano cuyo influjo marcaría la vida del Taller y su producción. En las estampas del Taller de nuevo cobró fuerza la intención didáctica, presente desde el siglo XVI en la imaginería evangelizadora, e incitados por la fuerza de la Revolución mexicana, apenas a 20 años de promulgada la Constitución de 1917 y en pleno fervor cardenista, los artistas pusieron sus afanes en un arte politizador, capaz de exaltar los valores nacionales, el indigenismo, la educación popular, el agrarismo, la gesta petrolera o la organización sindical; un arte que mostraba sin rodeos las fobias jacobinas de los talleristas y su disposición para combatir las amenazas internacionales y los horrores del fascismo. *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.

First Edition. 33 x 24 cm 214 pp with numerous colour and b&w illustrations throughout. Spanish text. Cloth, fine in dustwrapper.

broadside. Clinker Press Ilustrador. folio. broadside. Single broadside privately printed by Andre Chaves. The actual book which is not included with this poster is limited to 50 numbered copies and is a collection of twenty prints of this influential Mexican atelier. Includes an illustrated booklet with introductions by Andre Chaves and Dermot Begley. The TGP was an artists' print collective founded in Mexico in 1937. The subjects of the prints vary from the mystical to the political.

broadside. Clinker Press Ilustrador. folio. broadside. Single broadside privately printed by printer Andre Chaves. The actual book which is not included with this poster is limited to 50 numbered copies and is a collection of twenty prints of this influential Mexican atelier. Includes an illustrated booklet with introductions by Andre Chaves and Dermot Begley. The TGP was an artists' print collective founded in Mexico in 1937. The subjects of the prints vary from the mystical to the political.

broadside. Clinker Press Ilustrador. folio. broadside. Single broadside privately printed and hand-colored by Andre Chaves. The actual book which is not included with this poster is limited to 50 numbered copies and is a collection of twenty prints of this influential Mexican atelier. Includes an illustrated booklet with introductions by Andre Chaves and Dermot Begley. The TGP was an artists' print collective founded in Mexico in 1937. The subjects of the prints vary from the mystical to the political.

broadside. Clinker Press Ilustrador. folio. broadside. Single broadside privately printed and hand-colored by Andre Chaves. The actual book which is not included with this poster is limited to 50 numbered copies and is a collection of twenty prints of this influential Mexican atelier. Includes an illustrated booklet with introductions by Andre Chaves and Dermot Begley. The TGP was an artists' print collective founded in Mexico in 1937. The subjects of the prints vary from the mystical to the political.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Bien. 1ª Edición. Cubiertas originales en rústica. Portada: Fusilado, por Leopoldo Méndez. 32.5 cm x 23cm. Texto en buen estado. Con grabados e ilustraciones de los miembros del Taller de Gráfica Popular. Aguirre, Amaya, Anguiano, Beltrán, Bracho, Mexiac, Calderon, Guerrero entre otros. Contiene 2 carteles desplegables en papel de gramaje bajo, 2 láminas de calaveras en papel de gramaje bajo, 2 láminas de corridos y canciones en papel de gramaje bajo.

Clinker Press Ilustrador. folio. quarter cloth, paper-covered boards, cloth tie. unpaginated. Limited to 50 numbered copies, signed by printer Andre Chaves on colophon. A collection of twenty prints of this influential Mexican atelier. Includes an illustrated booklet with introductions by Andre Chaves and Dermot Begley. The TGP was an artists' print collective founded in Mexico in 1937. The subjects of the prints vary from the mystical to the political. quarter cloth, paper-covered boards, cloth tie.

b/w plates, ports., illus., bio., bibl., cat., ind., wrps. Detailed account of TGP. Includes complete list of publications; and much on the posters and broadsides. Scarce. Spanish language edition. BASIC REFERENCE LIMITED EDITION OF 1000.

illus., pict wrps. Exhibition of artists: Jesús Álvarez Amaya, Ángel Bracho, Elena Huerta, Luis Chacón, Reynaldo Olivares y Alfredo Morales. All members of the Taller de la Gráfica Popular.

color and b/w plates, pict.wrps. Small but informative history of the T.G.P. and its' artists. 6 copies in OCLC.

b/w plates, newspaper. Newspaper special edition devoted to the 63rd anniversary of the Taller de Gráfica Popular.

Linoleum print volante. Prignitz 241. The first known volante printed by the TGP with their first address.

Condición: New. IMAGENES: En caso que no exista imagen de tapa. no dude en solicitarla. Ejemplar Nuevo.