James Castle: Drawings, Constructions and Books; Collection of the Boise Art Museum

Descripción

Hazelnut boards, brown & illus. dust jacket, 104 pp., color & BW illus. Issued in conjunction with a 2005 exhibition of artwork by James Castle (1900-1977), "Idaho's best known self-taught artist, a man of immense talent who did not receive formal art training. Castle grew up on a farm in rural Garden Valley, Idaho, at the turn of the century, the son of the postmaster and the fifth of seven children. Born with disabilities, he was never able to hear or speak. At an early age he began to express himself through drawing. [This book] is the companion voluime to an exhibition presented at the Boise Art Museum that showcases James Castle's extraordinary works of art from the Museum's Permanent Collection and a selection of works on loan from J Crist Gallery." (dj) The illustrated narrative is followed by dozens of examples of his work. A solid treatment for this artist. VG. museum label on fly-leaf pgs. some chips to lower spine of dustjacket.

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Título

James Castle: Drawings, Constructions and Books; Collection of the Boise Art Museum

Editor

Boise Art Museum, Boise, Idaho

Fecha de publicación

2005

Encuadernación

Hardcover

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• American Artists