20th Century Art: Museum Ludwig, Cologne
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The foreword introduces how the Museum Ludwig collection approaches modern art. It also places the collection within the broader development of modern art collecting in Cologne.
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Book Overview
20th Century Art: Museum Ludwig, Cologne brings together a view of modern art centered on the Museum Ludwig in Cologne. The text discusses the twentieth century as the century of modernism and notes that modern art developments do not fit neatly into chronological compartments.
Marc Scheps provides a foreword that outlines the role of collecting as documentation and an open dialogue with artists, collectors, and art historians. It also describes early modern-art developments connected to Cologne’s museum landscape, culminating in the Sonderbund Exhibition in 1912.
What You’ll Discover Inside
- How collecting supports an understanding of artistic creativity and development.
- Background on Cologne museum institutions and their role in shaping public collections.
- The Museum Ludwig’s status after its inauguration in 1976.
- Reference to the Sonderbund Exhibition in 1912 and its confirmation of Cologne’s modernism.
- Discussion of pressures on modern art during the Depression and under National Socialist rule.
Why This Book Matters
This book is a museum-centered reference for understanding modern art in the twentieth century. It connects art collecting to cultural institutions and public dialogue, rather than treating modernism as only a formal style.
The foreword also records how historical conditions affected modern art in Germany. It includes mention of persecution and violence against artists during the National Socialist takeover.
Book Details
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Format | |
| File Size | 51.2 MB (53663815 bytes) |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 776 |
| Title (PDF metadata) | 20th century art |
| Subject (PDF metadata) | Art, Modern — 20th century; Art, Modern |
| Keywords (PDF metadata) | https://archive.org/details/20thcenturyart0000unse |
| Editor/Conception | Conception: Marc Scheps |
| Coordination | Coordination: Evelyn Weiss, with the assistance of Barbara Herrmann and Christiane Schillig |
| Documentation | Documentation: Ingrid Kolb |
| Editing deadline | November 1997 |
| Publisher | Benedikt Taschen Verlag GmbH |
| Imprint address | Hohenzollernring 53, D-50672 Kéln |
| Copyright | © 1996 Benedikt Taschen Verlag GmbH |
| ISBN-10 | 3-8228-5866-8 |
| Translation | English translation: John William Gabriel |
| Printed in | Printed in Italy |
| Front cover artwork (detail) | Tom Wesselman, Bathtub 3, 1963 (detail) |
| Back cover artwork | Piet Mondrian, 7ab/eau/, 1927 |
| Back cover (image) | Roy Lichtenstein, M/-Maybe (A Girl’s Picture), 1965 |
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Verified Bibliographic Details
| Author/Conception | Conception: Marc Scheps |
|---|---|
| Imprint location/address | Hohenzollernring 53, D-50672 Kéln |
| PDF metadata title | 20th century art |
| PDF metadata subject | Art, Modern — 20th century; Art, Modern |
| PDF metadata keywords | https://archive.org/details/20thcenturyart0000unse |
| File type | |
| Page count | 776 |
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