Delve into the fascinating publication "La ciudad en los confines del mundo," an essential companion to the acclaimed Lyonel Feininger exhibition presented at Fundación Juan March in Madrid. This special semi-facsimile edition, originally from 1965, explores the artist's profound artistic engagement with cityscapes and urban life. It offers deep insights into Feininger's unique modernist vision and his contributions to graphic arts.
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This publication, 'La ciudad en los confines del mundo,' serves as a companion to the exhibition 'Lyonel Feininger (1870-1956)'. It is a semi-facsimile edition of a book originally published in German and English in 1965, focusing on Feininger's depictions of cities.
The publication titled 'La ciudad en los confines del mundo' is a supplementary printed work to the exhibition 'Lyonel Feininger (1870-1956)'. This edition is a semi-facsimile of a 1965 book originally released in German and English under the titles 'Lyonel Feininger: Die Stadt am Ende der Welt' and 'Lyonel Feininger: City at the edge of the world'. It delves into Feininger's artistic representation of urban environments, as seen in his broader retrospective. The publication is available in the library of the Fundación Juan March.
This page describes a publication and references an exhibition held at Fundación Juan March, Madrid, from February 17 to May 28, 2017. Specific ticketing information for the exhibition is not detailed on this page, but details regarding the publication's availability in the library are mentioned. Visitors should refer to the museum's main website for exhibition access information at the time of its run or for current offerings at the Fundación Juan March Madrid location if applicable to future events or permanent collections; note that this specific exhibition is past and the page focuses on the supplementary book rather than live exhibition details or booking for the past event itself. As this is an archival page for a past exhibition and its related publication, direct booking or admission details for the original event are not applicable or available here; visitors interested in current exhibitions or the library's resources should consult the main museum website separately for current operational details and access policies regarding the library or any ongoing displays of permanent collections.
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