Art Povera sonic-agencyNew York: Praeger, 1969. First edition. Softcover, 240pp., 9 x 8. 25 inches. Very Good. Some page discoloration due to age, but clean covers and only mild rubbing marking. Gentle creases to spine, but still tight and intact. Seminal book on "arte povera" edited by the man who coined the term himself, Germano Celant. Italian in origin, the arte povera (poor art) movement showcased a markedly different approach to materials, with artists using soil,
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