ARCHIPENKO, ALEXANDER An extensive archive about the artist, mostly comprised of gallery and exhibition catalogues dating from the 1920s to the 1990s.

ARCHIPENKO, ALEXANDER An extensive archive about the artist, mostly comprised of gallery and exhibition catalogues dating from the 1920s to the 1990s.
Comprising: REYNAL, MAURICE. Tournee de l'exposition... Alexandre Archipenko. Paris: Exposition Internationale d'Art Moderne, [1919]. Printed paper wrappers. Illustrated with plates after photographs. Light toning; Together with another copy of the same, but the 1920 edition, with a printed overlay giving the subsequent exhibition locations, with an additional plate, without the catalogue leaf and rear wrapper, as issued. Light uneven toning; Alexander Archipenko Retrospektive Ausstellung... Potsdam: Gustav Kiepenheuer Verlag, 1921. Original printed wrappers. Illustrations after photographs. Fading to wrapper, dampstaining; DAUBLER, THEODOR with IWAN GOLL, and BLAISE CENDRARS. Archipenko-Album. Potsdam: Gustav Kiepenheuer Verlag, 1921. Orange cloth spine, printed paper boards. , plates and in text illustrations after photographs. Light wear, toning and soiling; WIESE, ERICH. Junge Kunst Band 40. Alexander Archipenko. Leipzig: Verlag von Klinkhardt & Biermann, 1923. Cloth spine, decoratively printed paper boards, title label to upper board. Plates after photographs. Light wear, spotting to cloth, contents a bit toned, inscription; RAYNAL, MAURICE. Archipenko. Rome: Editions de "Valori Plastici", 1923. Printed paper wrappers. Plates after photographs. Moderate wear, lightly toned, partly unopened; Three Archipenko exhibition catalogues from New York galleries. 1924, 1927 and 1928. Original wrappers. Illustrated. Varying amounts of wear, some toning; The Archipenko Exposition of sculpture and painting in Ukrainian Pavilion at Century of Progress, Chicago, 1933. Chicago: Ukrainian Pavilion at Century of Progress, 1933. Original wrappers. Illustrated. Light soiling and wear; Two University of Omaha exhibition catalouges. 1939 and 1949. Wrappers, the 1949 catalogue with a silkscreen to front cover.Minor wear; And with the balance of the collection, including two 1940s gallery exhibition catalogues, eleven 1950s exhibition catalogues, seventeen catalogues from the 1960's, sixteen catalogues dating from between 1970 and 1996, a photocopy of a typewritten text by Frances Archipenko Gray, photographs of a 1912 Archipenko exhibition catalogue, and a photograph of an Archipenko painting made by the Fitzwilliam Museum's conservation department. Generally in good condition, each piece in a plastic sleeve, sold as is. The total collection comprised of approximately 60 items.

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