The Migration Series
Language: English
Published by The Rappahannock press/the Phillips Collection, Washington D.C., 1993
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SIGNED BY JACOB LAWRENCE ON THE TITLE PG. IN ADDITION THERE IS AN INSCRIBED, SIGNED AND DATED POSTCARD OF ONE OF HIS WORKS LAID IN.Stunning catalog for a traveling exhibition of Lawrence's magnificent Migration Series, probably his most famous work. The large and lavish catalog is beautiuflly illustrated with all of the paintings in the series in color along with many essays and many historical and archival photographs. There is a teeny tiny dent to the very tip of the front bottom corner of the cover, otherwise near fine. Laid in is a press release and a small brochure for the exhibition.
Seller Inventory # 011243
- Title
- The Migration Series
- Author
- Lawrence, Jacob
- Publisher
- The Rappahannock press/the Phillips Collection, Washington D.C.
- Publication year
- 1993
- Condition
- Near Fine
- Book Type
- Book
- Binding
- Oversize Paper
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0963612913
- ISBN 13
- 9780963612915
- Edition
- First Paper Edition.
- Seller catalogs
- African American, Artists, Signed Books
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Review
Two impressions stand out. One is the terrifying obstinacy of racial injustice on the eve of the Second World War. The other is the moral grit that was needed to overcome it. In context, "Migration" appears as a hinge of the national consciousness: inward to the untold history of African-Americans and outward to the enlightenment of the wide world. It would not have worked were it not superb art, but it is. Melding modernist form and topical content, the series is both decorative and illustrative, and equally efficient in those fundamental, often opposed functions of painting.--Peter Schjeldahl "The New Yorker "
Lawrence used a deceptively simple structure - 60 small tempera paintings, each with its own caption - to tackle difficult political subjects, from bias in the criminal justice system to race riots in St. Louis. Many of the panels feel particularly resonant today.--Julia Halperin "The Art Newspaper "
Since 1941, when the renowned African-American painter Jacob Lawrence unveiled The Migration of the Negro, the 60-panel masterpiece has been divvied up between New York City's Museum of Modern Art and the Philips Collection in Washington, D.C., and has rarely been viewed in its entirety. For the first time in 20 years, the paintings-scenes from the decades-long exodus from the rural Jim Crow South to the industrial North-will be reunited at MOMA as the centerpiece of the can't-miss exhibition "One-Way Ticket: Jacob Lawrence's Migration Series and Other Visions of the Great Movement North."--The Editors "Details "
Dickerman describes the "Migration Series," fittingly, as a mode of history painting. The current century's catalogue of continuing violence against African Americans telegraphs that the structural inequality Lawrence documents is not confined to the past and that the "whole of America" has yet to absorb the lessons he aimed to teach.--Anne Monahan "CAA Reviews "
Dickerman describes the Migration Series, fittingly, as a mode of history painting. The current century's catalogue of continuing violence against African Americans telegraphs that the structural inequality Lawrence documents is not confined to the past and that the "whole of America" has yet to absorb the lessons he aimed to teach.--Anne Monahan "CAA Reviews "
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