El prisma de Elba Bairon : dibujos para Emeterio Cerro /

El prisma de Elba Bairon : dibujos para Emeterio Cerro /

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Bibliographic Details
Imprint:	Rosario, Argentina : Ivan Rosado, 2022.
Description:	73 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), facsimiles, portrait ; 21 cm.
Language:	Spanish
Series:	Serie Maravillosa energía universal Serie Maravillosa energía universal.
Subject:	Bairon, Elba, -- 1947- -- Friends and associates. Cerro, Emeterio, -- 1952-1996 -- Friends and associates. Bairon, Elba, -- 1947- Drawing, Argentine -- Argentina -- Buenos Aires -- 20th century. Theatrical posters, Argentine -- 20th century. Theater -- Argentina -- Buenos Aires -- Dramatic production -- Drawings -- 20th century. Drawing, Argentine. Friendship. Theatrical posters, Argentine. Argentina -- Buenos Aires.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12750962

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Varying Form of Title:	Dibujos para Emeterio Cerro
Other authors / contributors:	Garbatzky, Irina, 1980- editor. Lemus, Francisco, editor. Bairon, Elba, 1947- artist.
ISBN:	9789874844200 9874844205
Notes:	Includes bibliographical references.
Summary:	A book that deals with the relationship of friendship and work in art between artist Elba Bairon and a poet, playwright and short fiction writer Héctor Medina, better known by his literary pen name as Emeterio Cerro (Balcarce, Argentina, 1952- Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1996) between the early 1980s and the late 1990s. Bairon produced costumes and sets for Cerro's plays and drew a lot for the covers and insides of Bairon's books. Compiled and studied by Irina Garbatzky and Francisco Lemus, this book delves into the web of collaborations and affections between Elba and Emeterio, revealing aspects of those years of post-dictatorship in Argentine art.

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Call Number:	N6639.B35 P75 2022
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