3x An Abstraction
Subtitle: New Methods of Drawing by Hilma af Klint, Emma Kunz, and Agnes Martin
Contributors: Bracha Ettinger (Contributor); Briony Fer (Contributor); Elizabeth Finch (Contributor); Adam Fuss (Contributor); Rosalind Krauss (Contributor); Birgit Pelzer (Contributor); Griselda Pollock (Contributor); Kathryn Tuma (Contributor); Susan Klein (Contributor); Richard Tuttle (Contributor); Cecilia Vicuna (Contributor); Terry Winters (Contributor); Catherine de Zegher (Editor); Hendel Teicher (Editor)
Publisher: Yale University Press
Published: June 11, 2005
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 240
ISBN-13: 9780300108262
Subjects: Drawing & drawings; Individual artists; Antiques & Collectibles; Art & Art Instruction; Antiques/Collectibles; Techniques - Drawing; Art / General; Clocks & Watches
First sentence: Dictionaries derive the adjective "abstract" from the Latin word abstrahere, meaning "to draw from, to remove, to separate," and define the noun "abstraction" as "the act or process of abstracting: the state of being abstracted."