Last month's Modernism auction was followed by a sale of 20th-century reference materials: monographs, posters, catalogs and ephemera by Ellsworth Kelly, Carlo Mollino and others.
But "Saul Bass: A Life in Film and Design" is an encompassing professional monograph that also covers his poster designs and corporate trademark campaigns.
To check for unpublished trials, we: (i) consulted the CRISP database and the websites clinicaltrials.gov and clinicalstudyresults.org; (ii) contacted experts; (iii) searched for conference poster abstracts; (iv) searched for studies in the monograph reference lists of Lexapro ® and; (iv) sent e-mails asking for unpublished studies to Forest Labs and to Lundbeck S/A.
Conversely, Robbie Conal, who for over two decades has been attacking the streets with guerrilla posters (well before Shepard Fairey), is still fighting the good fight, and has yet to have a monograph of comparable size and heft.
A retrospective monograph, Imogen!
Book covers, posters, videos, exhibitions, collaborations with architects, editors, filmmakers, performance artists and writers: Mau's projects in these and other media are graphically documented in a book that presents itself as a manifesto as well as a monograph.
Ghirri died in 1992, at the age of forty-nine, Apertureture has just published the first major monograph of his work, "It's Beautiful Here, Isn't It …." Ghirri frames his images of maps, street signs, posters, and houses (and sometimes posters of houses), in a way that makes you chuckle, but he can also provoke loftier reactions like surprise and wonder.
Roberta Smith Sometimes a monograph is more than a monograph.
He was also publishing a companion monograph.
Heyrovský's monograph Polarographie appeared in 1941.
