| Credits (Main Page) : | | Publishing Director : Georges Fall | |
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| Credits (Main Page) : | | Published By : Prints Etc... SARL1980 - | |
| Notes : | Opus International was a French contemporary art magazine founded in 1967 that ceased publication in 1995.
Under the guidance of publisher Georges Fall, founder of the "Le Musée de poche" collection, and served, on the advice of Guillaume Corneille, by the artistic direction of Roman Cieslewicz and then Michel Guillet, the magazine brought together in its first issues signatures from varied backgrounds: Jean-Clarence Lambert, who proposed the title of the magazine, Anne Tronche, Pierre Gaudibert, Alain Jouffroy, Gérald Gassiot-Talabot, Jean-Louis Pradel, Raoul-Jean Moulin, Giovanni Joppolo, Jean-Jacques Lévêque and Denise Miège.
The interior was in black and white, and the cover was created in collaboration with a contemporary artist. The head office was located in Paris, and the magazine was published quarterly, sometimes with double-issue themed sections.
Opus International also became a publishing house which published monographs of artists under the name Bibli-Opus . | Opus International was a French contemporary art magazine founded in 1967 that ceased publication in 1995.
Under the guidance of publisher Georges Fall, founder of the "Le Musée de poche" collection, and served, on the advice of Guillaume Corneille, by the artistic direction of Roman Cieslewicz and then Michel Guillet, the magazine brought together in its first issues signatures from varied backgrounds: Jean-Clarence Lambert, who proposed the title of the magazine, Anne Tronche, Pierre Gaudibert, Alain Jouffroy, Gérald Gassiot-Talabot, Jean-Louis Pradel, Raoul-Jean Moulin, Giovanni Joppolo, Jean-Jacques Lévêque and Denise Miège.
The interior was in black and white, with the exception of work by the artist featured on the cover - and the cover was created in collaboration with a contemporary artist.
The head office was located in Paris, and the magazine was published quarterly, sometimes with double-issue themed sections.
Opus International also became a publishing house which published monographs of artists under the name Bibli-Opus. | |
| Published By : Éditions Georges Fall | Published By : Éditions Georges Fall- 1980 | |
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