ISBN: 9780897972802 - Larry Rivers: Painting and Drawings 1951-2001 (4 results)

Softcover. Condition: VG+. Quarto. Softcover. Color glossy wraps. 109 pp. Profusely illustrated in high quality color. A virtual tour through this artists creative and personal life is presented with both photographs of him at work and play, as well as 93 striking color plates of his works which were on exhibit. Fascinating text, arranged by the decade. Many famous artists are shown in candid photographs with Rivers.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. The photographs that fill the end papers of this 50-year retrospective show Larry Rivers between takes of Pull My Daisy with Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg; then leaning against a car with a Speedo-wearing Frank OÃHara; posing thoughtfully with Kenneth Koch; and playing sax at the Blue Bird. Facsimiles of creased and dog-eared review clippings include midcentury New York Times, Herald Tribune and ArtNews raves, and a 1997 Times piece crediting Rivers with bringing back à handmadeî art. A soft-edged aesthetic permeates his work, never contradicting the symmetry and glamour that led to the burst of late twentieth century and early twenty-first century high-fashion illustration that closes the book.…