New York Mid-Century 1945-1965

New York Mid-Century 1945-1965 Art, Architecture, Design, Dance, Theater, Nightlife

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Publisher's Synopsis

New York Mid-Century is the story of how the postwar Big Apple emerged as the cultural capital of the world. Annie Cohen-Solal brings alive the influential critics and patrons, the legendary galleries, and the artists themselves. Paul Goldberger presents the modernist architectural masterpieces that created the city's sleek new profile, highlighting both public and private spaces. Robert Gottlieb invites us to relive the heyday of the musical, explore the great jazz clubs of Harlem, and peek into the inventive studios of the dance world. Richly illustrated with art, photographs, and ephemera, this volumeis a stirring collection of a remarkably fertile period in the city's history.


 

Book information

ISBN: 9780865653139
Publisher: Vendome Press
Imprint: Vendome Press
Pub date:
DEWEY: 901
Language: English
Number of pages: 399
Weight: 1451g
Height: 238mm
Width: 162mm
Spine width: 44mm