Man Ray's Man Rays. Preface by Christina OrrCahall; Essay by David F. Setford. In association with the Norton Museum of Art. Man Ray's Man Rays presents the core of the personal collection left by this hugely influential Dadaist and Surrealist artist to his family. This unique spiralbound edition showcases a dynamic selection of work from the Man Ray Trust, including color reproductions of his early paintings and littleknown objets d' celebrated photographsincluding Le Violin d'Ingres and portraits of Pablo Picasso and Jean Cocteauand a number of inventive and often humorous selfportraits. Limited to a printing of 2,000 copies, Man Ray's Man Rays presents the diverse and idiosyncratic range of works that remained in Man Ray's possession throughout his life, offering invaluable insight into one of the most provocative artists of the early twentieth century. 35 blackandwhite photographs and 6 fourcolor illustrations, 11 3/8 X 10 15/16, 76 pages. spiralbound paperback; "Provides a biographical essay by curator David F. Setford that differs from many as it highlights Man Ray's financial and critical difficulties, and gives a more solid footing to his forays as a filmmaker... Attractive and fun for the curious Man Ray fan.

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