Gilbert & George Major Exhibition Tate Modern Catalogue Paperback 206 Pages 1st
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Inventory Code: C052
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Gilbert & George Major Exhibition Tate Modern Catalogue Paperback 206 Pages 1st Ed
ITEM DETAILS
Inventory Code: C052
Object: Exhibition Catalogue
Material: Paper
Origin: United Kingdom
Period: Contemporary
Date: First Edition
Decoration: Colour and black and white illustrations of works by Gilbert & George
Mark: Tate Modern
PAGES AND CONTENT
Pages: 206
Contents: Major Exhibition catalogue for Gilbert & George at Tate Modern. Illustrated throughout with essays and reproductions of the artists’ works.
CONDITION
GOOD (4/5) – Light handling and shelf wear consistent with use. Internally clean and complete. Please review the photos carefully for more details.
DESCRIPTION
Original Tate Modern exhibition catalogue for the major Gilbert & George exhibition.
Features 206 pages with extensive illustrations, essays, and exhibition documentation.
A useful reference covering one of Britain’s most influential contemporary artist duos.
Ideal for collectors of contemporary art, exhibition catalogues, and Tate publications.
COLLECTOR’S NOTE
Gilbert & George have been leading figures in contemporary British art since the late 1960s. Tate exhibition catalogues are widely collected for their scholarly essays, high-quality illustrations, and lasting reference value.
NOTES
Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the description.



