Lee Krasner

Lee Krasner

Robert; B. H. Friedman (intro.) Hobbs , 93 Color & 33 b/w Illustrations (Ilustrator)
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Jan 1, 1999 · English · Paperback
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Format Paperback
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1999
Publisher Independent Curators International / Harry N. Abrams
ISBN-10 0916365557
ISBN-13 9780916365554

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Lee Krasner's artistry unfolds uniquely against the backdrop of her relationship with the iconic Jackson Pollock. The book delves into her evolution as an artist, highlighting the profound impact of her personal experiences and creativity over fifteen transformative years of marriage. Through careful analysis, it becomes evident that Krasner's work, often overshadowed by Pollock's, stands as a significant contribution to the art world, deserving recognition in its own right.

Richly illustrated with color plates and black-and-white images, this volume captures the essence of Krasner’s vibrant and dynamic style. It invites readers to explore the emotional depth and innovative techniques that characterize her paintings. The visual journey is complemented by insightful writings that contextualize her work within the broader narrative of mid-20th century American art.

The text not only pays homage to Krasner's legacy but also examines the complexities of her identity as both an artist and a woman navigating a demanding relationship. Through intimate anecdotes and critical perspectives, it presents a fuller picture of her challenges and triumphs, encouraging readers to appreciate her artistry as a powerful testament to resilience and creativity.

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Biography Art & Photography
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