This is the first career-spanning monograph from one of the foremost contemporary realist painters. New York-based artist Harvey Dinnerstein creates hauntingly penetrating portraits and allegorical street scenes. His work over the course of five decades remains fresh and apt for our time, depicting New York as a microcosm of our society's rich pluralism, struggle, and resilience. Published to accompany a major exhibition to travel throughout 2008 and beyond, this volume's luscious reproduction and career-spanning scope make this one of the premier art books of the season.
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Raman Frey and Wendi Norris are proprietors of Frey Norris Gallery in San Francisco.
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Hardback. Condition: Good. Harvey Dinnerstein is a Brooklyn-based painter of the representational school whose work ranges from the personal to the allegorical and captures the beauty of landscape and architecture, the inevitability of mortality and loss, and the universal sorrows and joys of daily urban life. A true master of his craft, Dinnerstein creates hauntingly penetrating portraits and conveys a vision of urban, and uniquely American, pluralism influenced by cosmopolitan New York and by his time in Alabama during the Civil Rights movement. This fine art monograph is the first career-spanning retrospective of his work in numerous media, and it accompanies a major exhibition to travel in 2008 and beyond. Seller Inventory # 00102682447
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Hardback. Condition: Good. Harvey Dinnerstein is a Brooklyn-based painter of the representational school whose work ranges from the personal to the allegorical and captures the beauty of landscape and architecture, the inevitability of mortality and loss, and the universal sorrows and joys of daily urban life. A true master of his craft, Dinnerstein creates hauntingly penetrating portraits and conveys a vision of urban, and uniquely American, pluralism influenced by cosmopolitan New York and by his time in Alabama during the Civil Rights movement. This fine art monograph is the first career-spanning retrospective of his work in numerous media, and it accompanies a major exhibition to travel in 2008 and beyond. Seller Inventory # CIN0811862321G
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