Four essays outline the lengthy career of the multidisciplinary artist. Favros early rejection of the dominant model of contemporary sculpture has led him to produce an art filled with humor, innovation and the materials of the world around him. His model planes, telephones and especially his guitars, while recognizable and fully functional, are imbued with conjecture and invention. 65 color illustrations. An earlier work, Murray Favro: The Guitars by James D. Campbell was published in 1992.
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Matthew Teitelbaum is the director of the Art Gallery of Ontario.
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Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Murray Favro (illustrator). 110 pages. 25 cm. x 19.5 cm. Pictorial card covers with flaps. Illustrated with color plates. Biography. Bibliography. Catalogue of an exhibition presented jointly September 9 - November 8 1998 by the London Regional Art & Historical Museums and the McIntosh Gallery. A tight and bright, as new exhibition catalogue. Seller Inventory # 2175
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