“Artists and Lovers 1900 - 1930” A truly fascinating delve into what was called the “first real international colony of artists” A quarter-mile area on the Left Bank, Paris which incorporated the famous Montparnasse Café District. Between 1900 and 1930 the Left Bank became the acknowledged centre of Artistic Life in the whole World. For Artist’s, Writer’s, Poet’s, Pleasure seekers and the Bohemian set it was a place of freedom and personal fulfilment. Montparnasse Life was about having fun and ignoring convention in many cases.
At the centre of Montparnasse life in the 1920’s was Kiki, who became known as the “Queen of the Artist’s Quarter” and came to symbolise all Montparnasse had to offer.
Authors - Billy Kluver & Julie Martin
First Published in 1989
Softcover
Over 250 pages with more than 700 Illustration’s and 12 maps. Many of the photographs are taken by famous artists and have never been seen since the 1920’s
Condition - Very Good
Book stock no - B 934
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Delivery cost - $10.80 / Rural surcharge $5.70. Payment by Direct Bank Transfer
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“Artists and Lovers 1900 - 1930” A truly fascinating delve into what was called the “first real international colony of artists” A quarter-mile area on the Left Bank, Paris which incorporated the famous Montparnasse Café District. Between 1900 and 1930 the Left Bank became the acknowledged centre of Artistic Life in the whole World. For Artist’s, Writer’s, Poet’s, Pleasure seekers and the Bohemian set it was a place of freedom and personal fulfilment. Montparnasse Life was about having fun and ignoring convention in many cases.
At the centre of Montparnasse life in the 1920’s was Kiki, who became known as the “Queen of the Artist’s Quarter” and came to symbolise all Montparnasse had to offer.
Authors - Billy Kluver & Julie Martin
First Published in 1989
Softcover
Over 250 pages with more than 700 Illustration’s and 12 maps. Many of the photographs are taken by famous artists and have never been seen since the 1920’s
Condition - Very Good
Book stock no - B 934
Showroom: View at BRIDGE EMPORIUM, 402A Main North Road, Christchurch, NEW ZEALAND Friday 10am - 5pm, Saturday 10am - 1pm.
Pick up in Store - Visa, Mastercard, EFTPOS, Cash accepted
Delivery available in New Zealand only, via NZ Post ( up to 3 working days)
Delivery cost - $10.80 / Rural surcharge $5.70. Payment by Direct Bank Transfer
Free Delivery for Book orders over $100
Enquiries Below
