Larry Stanton : painting and drawing /
Larry Stanton was a portraitist. He was always drawing people. He didn't exhibit much. Like most portraitists he was shy about showing his work, the worry about 'likeness', (perhaps a wrong notion) always seems to intervene. A kind of naive notion that the portait IS them seems to tak...
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Twelvetrees Press,
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Publisher Address: | Pasadena, California : |
Publication Dates: | 1986. |
Literature type: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Summary: |
Larry Stanton was a portraitist. He was always drawing people. He didn't exhibit much. Like most portraitists he was shy about showing his work, the worry about 'likeness', (perhaps a wrong notion) always seems to intervene. A kind of naive notion that the portait IS them seems to take place. Larry struggled with this and slowly his struggle was beginning to bear fruit, a fact which is visible in the selection of his drawings and paintings reproduced here. |
Carrier Form: | 84 unnumbered pages : chiefly illustrations (some color) ; 32 cm |
ISBN: |
9780942642292 0942642295 |
Index Number: | ND1311 |
CLC: | J231(712) |
Call Number: | J231(712)/S792 |