Christo Prints and Objects (1963-1987): A Catalogue Raisonne

This comprehensive catalogue showcases the extraordinary works of Christo, a visionary in the realm of contemporary art. Spanning the years 1963 to 1987, it meticulously documents his innovative prints and objects, offering a fascinating insight into his artistic evolution. The collection reveals not only the creative process behind his monumental installations but also the intimate details of his lesser-known works.

Edited by Jörg Schellmann and Joséphine Benecke, the publication provides a thorough examination of Christo's collaborations and the techniques he employed. With critical essays and an introduction by renowned art historian Werner Spies, readers are invited to delve deeper into the context and significance of these creations. This work serves not only as a visual feast, but also as a scholarly resource for those wishing to understand the complexities of Christo's artistic philosophy.

As a bilingual edition in both English and German, it expands its reach to a wider audience, making Christo’s brilliance accessible to art enthusiasts and scholars alike. Each page celebrates his unique ability to transform everyday materials into thought-provoking pieces that challenge perceptions of space and environment.