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NANCY GROSSMAN - BY ARLENE RAVEN

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NANCY GROSSMAN - BY ARLENE RAVEN

Published by: Hillwood art Museum, New York, 1991, first edition

Softcover, 143 pages

27,4 x 27,4 cm

Language: English

Condition: Perfect

NANCY GROSSMAN - BY ARLENE RAVEN is a comprehensive monograph dedicated to the acclaimed American artist Nancy Grossman, renowned for her provocative sculptures, drawings, and mixed-media works exploring themes of identity, power, and human vulnerability. Published in conjunction with an exhibition at the Hillwood Art Museum in New York, this first-edition softcover volume spans 143 pages, offering an in-depth examination of Grossman's artistic practice and cultural impact.
The book features high-quality reproductions of Grossman’s most iconic works, including her leather-wrapped head sculptures, alongside essays by art historian Arlene Raven that contextualize the artist's work within the broader landscape of contemporary art. With its large square format, the publication provides an immersive visual experience, capturing the raw intensity and tactile nature of Grossman’s creations.
Presented in perfect condition, this rare first edition is an essential addition to the library of collectors, art enthusiasts, and scholars interested in feminist art, identity politics, and the avant-garde movements of the late 20th century.