Algardi, Alessandro, 1945-
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Annual Conference of the Art Libraries Society of North America, 15th / Zwicker, Tony ; Algardi A ; Beube D ; Bell N ; Langlands B ; Christmastree L ; Burke B ; Drucker B ; Ely T ; Freeman J ; Grant Sk ; Haynes R ; Heft C ; Hocks P ; Irland B ; Kalmbach A ; Kellner T ; King S ; Korf K ; Lavater W ; Lederman SB ; Langlands B ; Laxson R ; Lazaron E ; Licata B ; Ligorano N ; Mabe J ; McCarney S ; Nichols B ; Ossman D ; Rosenberg MR ; Rowe W ; Schnabel B ; Senser A ; Smith K ; Stokes T ; VanHorn E ; VanHouten K ; Winkler M ; Zelevansky P ; Zimmerman P., 1987
This exhibition was held in Washington, D.C. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Artist and the Book in Twentieth-Century Italy, The / Ralph Jentsch, curator ; Bentivoglio M ; Caruso L ; Carmi E ; Algardi A ; Blank I ; Bertini G ; Anselmo G ; Baruchello GF ; Boetti A ; Capone V ; DellaCasa G ; Savoi A ; Diacono M ; Gut E ; Diamantini C ; Faietti A ; Isgro E ; Miccini E ; Martini SM., 1992
This exhibition dealing mainly with illustrated books was curated by Ralph Jentsch. The essay for this brochure was written by Riva Castleman. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Bookworks 1977-1982 / Da Costa Editions ; Carrion U ; Algardi A ; Heibel A ; Agius J., 1985
Juan Agius is the owner of Da Costa Editions. The Sackner Archive holds "Codice Transparente" by Alessandro Algardi and "Missing Work" by Juan Agius which are reproduced in this catalog. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Codice Trasparente / Alessandro Algardi., 1971
Codice Trasparente / Alessandro Algardi., 1971
Ego, autoritratto / Algardi, Alessandro., 1996
The pages are white heavy stock paper and the binding is blue suede leather.The handwriting was done with white paint mixed with glue to create an appearance of letters in relief in white paper stock. The writing consists of indecipherible calligraphic markings with a consistent style throughout the book. The Sackner Archive also holds book created by Algardi in 1983 utilizing similar calligraphic markings made with black ink, pigment and graphite on black colored paper, entitled "Imagine della Scrittura." The latter has a variety of calligraphic styles whereas the current book has a consistent style. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Imagine della Scrittura / Algardi, Alessandro., 1983
The pages are black heavy stock paper and the binding is smooth black leather. The handwriting on some pages has been done with graphite and on others with black paint mixed with glue to create an appearance of letters in relief. The writing consists of indecipherible calligraphic markings done in a variety of styles. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.