A fascinating treasure trove for Pollock fans. Includes a very interesting essay on the films and photographs that Hans Namuth took of Pollock at work in 1950. This story is illustrated with the fruit of this remarkable partnership - McCahon's paintings, lithographs and drawings. Also included are photographs, letters, manuscripts and poems. Ancient Rome, Medieval Rome, Renaissance Rome and Baroque Rome.
All illustrations are in colour.
An American-born painter who lived most of his adult life in Barcelona, Bruno Fonseca died of AIDS at the age of 36. His remarkable paintings, both figurative and abstract, feature throughout this large, impressive book. Broadly chronologically arranged, it is concerned mainly with painting and sculpture produced in Paris before 1914, and therefore concentrates on the work of Picasso and Braque and how it influenced others. There are lots of illustrations and an annotated bibliography arranged by chapter. Includes essays by Rob Garrett and Jennifer Hay.