Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
352
Language
English
Published
May 31, 2010
Publisher
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden/Walker Art Center
ISBN-10
0935640940
ISBN-13
9780935640946
Description
Yves Klein was a revolutionary figure in the art world, known for his vibrant use of color and unique concepts that challenged traditional artistic boundaries. This book explores his legacy and the profound impact he had on contemporary art. Through a collection of essays and imagery, it delves into Klein's innovative techniques and philosophies, particularly his iconic use of the color blue, which became synonymous with his identity and vision.
The narrative not only examines Klein's artistic contributions but also reflects on his broader influence in shaping movements such as minimalism and conceptual art. With insights from various authors and art historians, readers are offered a comprehensive understanding of Klein's work and its lasting significance in the realm of modern art.
The narrative not only examines Klein's artistic contributions but also reflects on his broader influence in shaping movements such as minimalism and conceptual art. With insights from various authors and art historians, readers are offered a comprehensive understanding of Klein's work and its lasting significance in the realm of modern art.
Genres
Religion & Spirituality
Science & Technology
Art & Photography
Contemporary
Nature