Six Argentine designers from Barcelona

Name: Six Argentine designers from Barcelona
SKU: ARMLI

Norberto Chaves

Since the 60s and 70s, Argentina has been the country that has given Spain -and more specifically Barcelona- the largest number of first class designers. Among the most outstanding, we find Mario Eskenazi, Alberto Lievore, Jorge Pensi, Carlos Rolando, Ricardo Rousselot and América Sánchez, five of whom are National Design Prize laureates.

Code: ARMLI

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Publisher Santa & Cole

2006. Bilingual (English / Spanish)

26 x 21.5 cm | 10.14" x 8.385"

280 pages, 757 Ilustrations, Paperback

ISBN 978-84-932053-8-9

Norberto Chaves (Buenos Aires, 1942) is a philosopher and architect and devoted ambassador of the generation of '68. He was a teacher at and head of the Pedagogical Department of the Faculty of Architecture and Urban Design at the University of Buenos Aires. In 1976 he emigrated from Argentina, fleeing from the dictatorship, and moved to Barcelona, where he lives today. He is a committed teacher of image and communication and has published a number of books in this field. Parallel to this, he continues his cultural reflections, social critique and poetic evasion.

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Publisher Santa & Cole

2006. Bilingual (English / Spanish)

26 x 21.5 cm | 10.14" x 8.385"

280 pages, 757 Ilustrations, Paperback

ISBN 978-84-932053-8-9

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