Rotzler, Willy — Constructivism and the Geometric Tradition: Selections from the Mccrory Corporation Collection

Tokyo, Japan, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, 1984. Softbound. In Japanese and English. White wraps with yellow and black lettering. 190 pp, approx 180 color and bw images. A catalogue of a portion of the exhibition held in Tokyo 22 September - 11 November 1984 and one other location. From the foreword by Kenji Adachi and Miichiro Kato: The collection presents 196 works by 135 artists, starting with the works in Cubism and Futurism of about 1910 which were the direct source of the constructive and geometric art, followed by the works of the Russian avant-garde artists like Malevich, Rodchenk, and Lissitzky, works by the De Stijl group of artists like Van Doesburg and Mondrian, those by the artists active at the Bauhaus like Moholy-Nagy and Kandinsky, works from the post-war period by such artists as Vasarely and Max Bill, and those by the contemporary American artists like Noland, Kelly and Judd. VG, pages crisp, binding tight, warp to book across the top.