A Life with Artists: Hannelore and Rudolph Schulhof
By (Author) John Yau
Foreword by Carolina Pasti
Contributions by Richard Armstrong
Contributions by Suzanne Landau
Contributions by Martin Weyl
Rizzoli International Publications
Skira Rizzoli
11th October 2016
United States
General
Non Fiction
Exhibition catalogues and specific collections
709.04
Hardback
240
Width 249mm, Height 300mm, Spine 28mm
1969g
Essay by John Yau, foreword by Carolina Pasti, and contributions by Richard Armstrong, Suzanne Landau, and Martin Weyl.Similar in scope to Skira Rizzoli's Masterworks of the Barnes Foundation, this collectors' catalogue highlights the Schulhof's unparalleled collection of post-war and contemporary art.The story of Hannelore and Rudolph Schulhof, two gutsy collectors who amassed a remarkable collection of modern, post-war, and contemporary art with a personal commitment to supporting the careers of the artists and the museum community. Their collection is an inspiration for future generations of collectors.
John Yau is an American poet and critic based in New York. Carolina Pasti is the director and curator of the Schulhof Collection, New York. Richard Armstrong is the director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Foundation, New York. Suzanne Landau is the director of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Martin Weyl is director emeritus of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.