Joseph Cornell

This volume delves into the life and artistry of Joseph Cornell, a pivotal figure in American avant-garde art. With insightful essays and a thorough biography, it offers readers a deeper understanding of his unique approach to creating enchanting box constructions and collages.

Kynaston McShine and Dawn Ades unveil Cornell's imaginative world, emphasizing the themes of memory, nostalgia, and the intersection of dreams and reality in his work. Through captivating visuals and critical examination, the authors invite art lovers and scholars alike to appreciate the intricate layers of Cornell's creativity and his lasting impact on the art scene.