Joseph McDonnell
By: introduction, Andre Emmerich ; text, Donald Kuspit ; photographs, David Finn and Rebecca Binder.
Contributors: Emmerich, André.; Kuspit, Donald B. 1935-; Finn, David, 1952-; Binder, Rebecca L.
Publisher: University of Washington Press; In Association with Ruder Finn Press
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Seattle; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 251
Subjects: McDonnell, Joseph, -- 1936- -- Criticism and interpretation
Description: "Joseph McDonnell started out as a figurative sculptor, studying under renowned Yugoslav sculptor Ivan Mestrovic, but his major works vary from stark geometric forms to others more loosely connected. They range in size from small to monumental and include mobiles, wall reliefs and, more recently, an exquisite series McDonnell calls "Ice Cubes."" "With an in-depth text by well-known art critic Donald Kuspit and photographs by world-famous photographer of sculpture, David Finn and his granddaughter, Rebecca Binder, the book brings McDonnell's unique vision to life through exquisite detail shots that explore the sculptures from many angles."--BOOK JACKET
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.