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Theo van Doesburg (1883–1931)

Author of Principles of neo-plastic art

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About the Author

Disambiguation Notice:

Christian Emil Marie Küpper used the pseudonyms Theo van Doesburg, Aldo Camini and I.K. Bonset.

(dut) Christian Emil Marie Küpper used the pseudonyms Theo van Doesburg, Aldo Camini and I.K. Bonset. Van Doesburg was the name of his stepfather.

Series

Works by Theo van Doesburg

What is Dada? (1923) 6 copies
Mécano : nos. 1 - 4/5, Leiden 1922-1923 (1979) — Editor — 3 copies
Maison D'Artiste (1984) 2 copies

Associated Works

Theories of Modern Art: A Source Book by Artists and Critics (1968) — Contributor — 855 copies, 5 reviews
De Nederlandse poëzie van de negentiende en twintigste eeuw in duizend en enige gedichten (1979) — Contributor, some editions — 209 copies, 1 review
Il cinema d'avanguardia 1910 - 1930 (1983) — Author — 1 copy

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Common Knowledge

Legal name
Küpper, Christian Emil Marie
Other names
Camini, Aldo
Bonset, I.K.
Birthdate
1883-08-30
Date of death
1931-03-07
Gender
male
Occupations
artist
Organizations
De Stijl
Nationality
Netherlands
Birthplace
Utrecht, Netherlands
Places of residence
Weimar, Germany
Place of death
Davos, Switzerland
Disambiguation notice
Christian Emil Marie Küpper used the pseudonyms Theo van Doesburg, Aldo Camini and I.K. Bonset.
Associated Place (for map)
Netherlands

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Hardcover illustrated with 39 black and white plates from modern art and architecture luminaries such as: Pablo Picasso, Gino Severini, Piet Mondrian, Wassily Kandinsky, Vilmos Huszár, Theo van Doesburg, Alexander Archipenko, Georges Vantongerloo, Constantin Brancusi, Frank Lloyd Wright, Bart van der Leck, J. J. P. Oud, Jans Wils, and many others. The red and green cover design and black, decorative frame on the title page are designed by A. C. Berlage. This seminal text publishes Dutch show more artist and De Stijl co-founder, Theo van Doesburg’s three important lectures on the new modern art; developing arguments, which led to new principles in the modern plastic arts and architecture: I.) The Development of Modern Art; II.) The Aesthetic Principle of Modern Art; and III.) show less

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Werner Graeff Contributor
Edith Pijpers Contributor
Blaise Cendrars Contributor
Roger Biron Contributor
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El Lissitsky Contributor
Georges Antheil Contributor
F. Kiesler Contributor
Valentin Parnac Contributor
Hugo Lück Contributor
Marx Burchartz Contributor
César Domela Contributor
Peter Roehl Contributor
P.H. Scheltema Contributor
Jacob van Hoddis Contributor
Alberto Sartoris Contributor
Hans Richter Contributor
Kurt Schwitters Contributor
Hugo Ball Contributor
Hans Arp Contributor
Carlo Carrà Contributor
Paul Colin Contributor
Raoul Hausmann Contributor
Henrik Scholte Contributor
Henri Poincaré Contributor
Bart van der Leck Contributor
J.G. Wattjes Contributor
Piet Mondrian Contributor
Miguel López Contributor
Pansaers Clément Contributor
Enrico Prampolini Contributor
Gino Severini Contributor
Huib Hoste Contributor
F.M. Huebner Contributor
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L. Moholy-Nagy Contributor
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Rating
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Reviews
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ISBNs
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Languages
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