Work filed in Constant's archive under Atlas van New-Babylon. Meaning of the indication Atlas of New-Babylon requires further study.
Work
Pages
photo: Tom Haartsen
photo: Tom Haartsen
New Babylon-Köln
1963
49.9cm x 60.5cm
geographical map, ink
Collection Kunstmuseum Den Haag, NL
Work filed in Constant's archive under Atlas van New-Babylon. Meaning of Atlas van New-Babylon requires further study.
photo: Tom Haartsen
New Babylon-München
1963
48.7cm x 59.0cm
geographical map, ink
Collection Kunstmuseum Den Haag, NL
Work filed in Constant's archive under Atlas van New-Babylon. Meaning of the indication Atlas of New-Babylon requires further study.
photo: Tom Haartsen
New Babylon-Paris
1963
47.1cm x 61.4cm
geographical map, ink
Collection Kunstmuseum Den Haag, NL
Work filed in Constant's archive under Atlas van New-Babylon. Meaning of the indication Atlas of New-Babylon requires further study.
photo: Tom Haartsen
New Babylon-Rotterdam
1963
48.3cm x 61.6cm
geographical map, ink
Collection Kunstmuseum Den Haag, NL
Work filed in Constant's archive under Atlas van New-Babylon. Meaning of the indication Atlas of New-Babylon requires further study.
photo: Tom Haartsen
New Babylon-Ruhrgebiet
1963
52.8cm x 64.1cm
geographical map, ink
Collection Kunstmuseum Den Haag, NL
Work filed in Constant's archive under Atlas van New-Babylon. Meaning of the indication Atlas of New-Babylon requires further study.
photo: Tom Haartsen
New Babylon-Zuid Nederland
1963
49.7cm x 62.9cm
geographical map, ink
Collection Kunstmuseum Den Haag, NL
Work filed in Constant's archive under Atlas van New-Babylon. Meaning of the indication Atlas of New-Babylon requires further study.
photo: Tom Haartsen
Vergelijkende plattegrond New Babylon Amsterdam Ookmeer
1962
98.9cm x 106.7cm
crayon, ink, paper, pencil
Collection Kunstmuseum Den Haag, NL
photo: Tom Haartsen
Grundriss New Babylon über Slotermeer
1961
100.5cm x 100.2cm x 1.5cm
crayon, hardboard, paint
Collection Fondation Constant longterm loan to Cobra Museum of Modern Art, Amstelveen, NL
Circa 1966
Photo: Bram Wisman
photo: Tom Haartsen