Alle fotografieboeken

Roy Lichtenstein

€ 66,00
An account of the life and work of the man whose work epitomized the Pop Art movement. Includes an introduction by Diane Waldman, an interview Lichtenstein gave with her, a collection of 183 plates representing Lichtenstein's oeuvre, a brief chronology of his life, a bibliography, and a list with descriptions of each of the works featured.
This retrospective volume provides a comprehensive overview of the artistic career and stylistic evolution of American Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein. Published in 1971 by Harry N. Abrams, the book features a critical essay and an extensive interview conducted by Diane Waldman. It contains over 180 full-page reproductions, including two gate-folds with 86 images in color, which illustrate Lichtenstein's signature use of comic-strip aesthetics and commercial imagery. The publication serves as a significant visual record of his work during the mid-20th century, capturing key moments in the development of Pop Art. It is recognized for its high-quality reproductions and provides both scholarly context and direct insight into the artist's creative process through Waldman's interview.

Publicatiegegevens

Auteur Diane Waldman
Uitgever Harry N. Abrams
Plaats van uitgave New York
Jaar 1971
Druk First edition
Bindwijze hardcover
ISBN 9780810902565
Pagina's 248 pp.
Taal Engels
Dimensies 31,5 x 31,5
Niet op voorraad bij Amstelbooks maar beschikbaar op AbeBooks

Affiliatelink: als deelnemer aan het AbeBooks-affiliateprogramma en het eBay Partner Network ontvangt Amstelbooks een commissie als u via deze link iets koopt, zonder extra kosten voor u.