'eva hesse : sculpture' written by elisabeth sussman and fred wasserman with essays by yve-alain bois and mark godfrey; published by yale university press.
the work of eva hesse (1936–1970), one of the greatest american artists of the 1960s, continues to inspire and to endure in large part because of its deeply emotional and evocative qualities. her latex and fiberglass sculptures in particular have a resonance that transcends the boundaries of minimalist art in which she had her roots. hesse’s breakthrough solo exhibition—chain polymers at the fischbach gallery in new york in 1968—was a turning point in postwar american art.
in addition to color reproductions of the artist’s sculpture, the book features a copiously illustrated chronology of the artist’s life.
dimensions : 9.5"x 11.5"h
text in english : 192 pages : 26 b&w and 136 color images : hard cover
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