Yago César (Madrid, 1890-Barcelona, 1975)
The rectory. Silver moon.
Yago César …

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Yago César (Madrid, 1890-Barcelona, 1975) The rectory. Silver moon. Yago César (Madrid, 1890-Barcelona, 1975) The rectory. Silver moon. Oil on canvas. Signed. Titled, dated 1946 and located in Barcelona on the back. 81 x 100 cm.

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Yago César (Madrid, 1890-Barcelona, 1975)

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CESAR as seen by DOISNEAU César rue de l'Echaudée in Paris - César in Villetaneuse - César working on the piece entitled Nu assis, 1955 - César and the nude assis at the Villetaneuse factory, 1955 - César searching for materials around the Villetaneuse factory, 1955 - César and arc welding, 1955 - Nu assis Pompéi, 1955 - César au travail à Villetanuse, 1955 - César plaisantant avec les ouvriers de l'usine de Villetaneuse, 1955 - César montrant une oeuvre aux ouvriers de l'usine de Villetaneuse, 1955 - César à Villetaneuse, 1955 - Portrait de César 1981 Suite of 12 postcards, in filled cover and plastic case, published by FACE Profil 15 x 10 cm

DALY (César) - Revue générale de l'architecture et des travaux publics. Journal of architects, engineers, archaeologists, industrialists and property owners, edited by César Daly. Strasbourg, Silbermann, 1840-1866; folio, approx. 5600 pp. and 400 plates, bound in black half-chagrin, spine ribbed, edges speckled. All 14 volumes. The Revue Générale de l'Architecture was founded in 1840 by César Daly and ceased publication in 1890. It is an important source of architectural history. Our collection forms the head of the series from 1840 to 1850 and the years 1852, 1853, 1856, 1858, 1859, 1864, 1865 and 1866.

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