Andy Warhol: A Retrospective
New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1989. Hardcover. Color illustrated paper boards with black lettering on spine, clear mylar dust jacket with overlaid black illustrations and black lettering, 479 pp., color and bw illustrations throughout. VG-/VG- (minimal rubbing and shelf wear at corners, all pages clear and intact). Item #182280
ISBN: 9780870706806
"This book is a summation of the career of an American artist whose work uniquely embodies the cultural shocks and ambiguities of our times. A master of media and an impresario of personality, Andy Warhol had by the time of his death in 1987 elevated himself to what Robert Rosenblum calls 'the timeless and spaceless realm of a modern mythology that he himself both created and mirrored.' HIs name, like Picasso's, is known throughout the world; his most famous creation, the familiar icons of Pop art, are instantly recognized and relentlessly imitated. And yet, many of the works of this multifaceted and prolific artist have been shown and reproduced only sporadically. The exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art which this publication accompanies is the first full-scale, comprehensive Warhol retrospective. This volume, with more than six hundred illustrations, presents for the first time the full range of an astonishing oeuvre." - dust jacket description.
OCLC: 18702992
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