Isbn: 9780887558344 - don proch: masking and mapping (13 resultados)

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Hardcover. Condición: Fine. No Jacket. 135 pp. with 128 full-colour plates, chronology, and bibliography. Presumed Cyrillic signature by Don Proch on last page. "Since 1970, Manitoba artist Don Proch has built an astonishing body of work evoking a semi-mythical Prairie past and an unsettled and unresolved modernity. In his sculptures and life-size masks, Proch combines intricate draftsmanship with natural and found materials in surprising and transformative ways. . the book includes rare excerpts from Proch?s notebooks that reveal his intricate working process. Surveying the course of Proch?s career, curator and art historian Patricia Bovey discusses the themes and influences behind his work and their context within the history of Canadian art." Oversized book may require additional shipping.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Since 1970, Manitoba artist Don Proch has built an astonishing body of work evoking a semi-mythical Prairie past and an unsettled and unresolved modernity. In his complex sculptures and life-size masks, Proch combines intricate draftsmanship with natural and found materials in surprising and transformative ways. Proch grew up in the farmland of north central Manitoba. Using the rolling hills and unique parkland vistas of the Asessippi valley he creates a complex personal iconography based on prairie life, landscape, geology and history. The result is what art critic Robert Enright called inexplicable as a miracle. Proch first came to the Canadian art world's attention as part of a group of radical young artists in the 1970s, intent on shaking up the art establishment. His complex installations, masks, and silk screen prints quickly established his reputation as an innovator with a unique vision. Today he is recognized as one of the most influential visual artists to come out of western Canada, and his work can be found in major public and corporate collections including Canada's major art galleries. Richly illustrated with over 80 pieces, this book includes rare excerpts from Proch's notebooks which reveal his intricate working process. Surveying the course of Proch's career, curator and art historian Patricia Bovey discusses the themes and influences behind his work and their context within the history of Canadian art. Since 1970, Manitoba artist Don Proch has built an astonishing body of work evoking a semi-mythical Prairie past and an unsettled and unresolved modernity. Richly illustrated with over 80 pieces, this book includes rare excerpts from Proch's notebooks which reveal his intricate working process. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 133 pp. Boards have light edgewear, scuffed top corner.

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Condición: New. Since 1970, Manitoba artist Don Proch has built an astonishing body of work evoking a semi-mythical Prairie past and an unsettled and unresolved modernity. Richly illustrated with over 80 pieces, this book includes rare excerpts from Proch s notebooks which.

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Since 1970, Manitoba artist Don Proch has built an astonishing body of work evoking a semi-mythical Prairie past and an unsettled and unresolved modernity. In his complex sculptures and life-size masks, Proch combines intricate draftsmanship with natural and found materials in surprising and transformative ways. Proch grew up in the farmland of north central Manitoba. Using the rolling hills and unique parkland vistas of the Asessippi valley he creates a complex personal iconography based on prairie life, landscape, geology and history. The result is what art critic Robert Enright called "inexplicable as a miracle". Proch first came to the Canadian art world's attention as part of a group of radical young artists in the 1970s, intent on shaking up the art establishment. His complex installations, masks, and silk screen prints quickly established his reputation as an innovator with a unique vision. Today he is recognized as one of the most influential visual artists to come out of western Canada, and his work can be found in major public and corporate collections including Canada's major art galleries. Richly illustrated with over 80 pieces, this book includes rare excerpts from Proch's not Elektronisches Buch which reveal his intricate working process. Surveying the course of Proch's career, curator and art historian Patricia Bovey discusses the themes and influences behind his work and their context within the history of Canadian art.…

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Hardcover. First Edition, First Printing. pp. 133, [2]. Square 8vo. Pictorial boards. Richly illustrated with many black-and-white, and colour photographs, illustrations, portraits, facsimiles, et al. Bright, clean, and unmarked. Appears unread; as new. "Since 1970, Manitoba artist Don Proch has built an astonishing body of work evoking a semi-mythical Prairie past and an unsettled and unresolved modernity. In his complex sculptures and life-size masks, Proch combines intricate draftsmanship with natural and found materials in surprising and transformative ways. Proch grew up in the farmland of north central Manitoba. Using the rolling hills and unique parkland vistas of the Asessippi valley he creates a complex personal iconography based on prairie life, landscape, geology and history. The result is what art critic Robert Enright called "inexplicable as a miracle". Proch first came to the Canadian art world's attention as part of a group of radical young artists in the 1970s, intent on shaking up the art establishment. His complex installations, masks, and silk screen prints quickly established his reputation as an innovator with a unique vision. Today he is recognized as one of the most influential visual artists to come out of western Canada, and his work can be found in major public and corporate collections including Canada's major art galleries. Richly illustrated with over 80 pieces, this book includes rare excerpts from Proch's notebooks which reveal his intricate working process. Surveying the course of Proch's career, curator and art historian Patricia Bovey discusses the themes and influences behind his work and their context within the history of Canadian art.".…