Robert Motherwell: Early Collages
This admirable catalogue is essential for understanding Motherwell's output, a testament to his achievements and a great pleasure to consult or even just browse. (Alexander AdamsThe Art Newspaper2013-11-01)Robert Motherwell was a noted figure of the New York School, thanks largely to his role in introducing his peers to "automatic" drawing. The collages he created throughout his career were particularly beautiful and elegant. (Howard HalleTime Out New York2013-10-10)Although somewhat younger (and Waspier) than the Abstract Expressionists he assiocate with, Robert Motherwell was a noted figure of the New York School (a term that he, in fact, coined). The collages he created throughout his career were particularly, beautiful and elegant [...]. (Howard HalleTime Out New York2013-10-03)Four writers examine Motherwell's fervent advocacy of collage as "the greatest of our discoveries", with illustrations of some 60 of the artist's works from the 1940s and early '50s. (Sue TaylorArt in America2013-10-01)