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019009
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Washington, D.C., National Gallery of Art, 1959.
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276pWhite Spine
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During the first decade of his career Jasper Johns produced a landmark body of work that has proven to be a deep resource for artists midcentury. Within this larger oeuvre lies a narrative concerning the very premises of art-making. This narrative is based on the unfolding relationship of four motifs: the target; the "device" (a pivoted slat used to scrape paint); the stenciled naming of colors; and the trace or imprint of the body. Five essays examine Johns' work of the first decade from various perspectives, including those of the historian, the artist-critic, and the conservator. The book features 170 color reproductions as well as previously unpublished archival photographs of the artist at work in his studio.
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0300121415 Hb.
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| 018045 | 759.13/WEI | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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021444
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Munich, Prestel Verlag, 2006.
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28pCream spine
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Adventures in Art
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Encouraging young readers' visual and critical thinking skills, this book takes children on a journey of discovery through a selection of artworks by Jasper Johns and by artists who have inspired him. By searching for places where Johns has hidden himself in his work - some works include images of his face, profile, or his shadow - young readers are introduced, in a highly original and imaginative way, to the work of this unique American artist, and they also discover new ways of looking at visual art.
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9783791337111 Hb.
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| 020029 | 759.13/PEA | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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