Author: WARHOL - Blau, Daniel & James Hofmaier & Sydney Picasso:
Title: Andy Warhol. From Silverpoint to Silver Screen. 1950s Drawings
Description: November 2012, (24 x 28 cm), 278 pp. German/. English text, 210 ills. in colour. hardcover. ¶ Campbell's soup cans, the banana abum cover from The Velvet Underground and quirky colour-adjusted panels of film stars and artists - Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Michael Jackson - are all immediately recognisable as Andy Warhol's work. But he was also a skilled draftsman, filling early sketchbooks with freehand drawings of still lifes and portraits of friends. From Silverpoint to Silver Screen brings together more than 100 of Warhol's early drawings, from the 1950s. They show great technical ability and are executed in Warhol's characteristic blotted-line technique, which involved tracing projected photographic images onto paper and blotting the inked figures to create variations on a theme. Many drawings were completed during Warhol's early years in New York and include award-winning commercial illustrations and assignments from his studies at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. Other images demonstrate his take on the dark side of society. The book includes insightful essays on the young Andy Warhol and the art scene of the 1950s. This groundbreaking publication reveals a lesser-known side of Warhol and gives insight into a time of uncertainty and excitement in his development.
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Title: Andy Warhol. From Silverpoint to Silver Screen. 1950s Drawings
Description: November 2012, (24 x 28 cm), 278 pp. German/. English text, 210 ills. in colour. hardcover. ¶ Campbell's soup cans, the banana abum cover from The Velvet Underground and quirky colour-adjusted panels of film stars and artists - Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Michael Jackson - are all immediately recognisable as Andy Warhol's work. But he was also a skilled draftsman, filling early sketchbooks with freehand drawings of still lifes and portraits of friends. From Silverpoint to Silver Screen brings together more than 100 of Warhol's early drawings, from the 1950s. They show great technical ability and are executed in Warhol's characteristic blotted-line technique, which involved tracing projected photographic images onto paper and blotting the inked figures to create variations on a theme. Many drawings were completed during Warhol's early years in New York and include award-winning commercial illustrations and assignments from his studies at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. Other images demonstrate his take on the dark side of society. The book includes insightful essays on the young Andy Warhol and the art scene of the 1950s. This groundbreaking publication reveals a lesser-known side of Warhol and gives insight into a time of uncertainty and excitement in his development.
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Price: EUR 41.95 = appr. US$ 45.59 Seller: Scriptum Art Books v.o.f.
- Book number: 5532
- Book number: 5532
See more books from our catalog: Monografieën / Monographs