Brice Marden Prints 1961-1991: Catalogue Raisonne by Jeremy Lewison | Tate Gallery 1992 Art Book | Perfect for Art Collectors, Museum Studies & Printmaking Enthusiasts

Lewison, Jeremy. London. Tate Gallery. 1992. 

English, First Edition, VG, SC, 8vo, 10 ¾ X 8 ½, 175 pp. 

ISBN: 9781854370914

Light blue French-fold stiff paper wraps featuring Brice Marden's Etchings to Rexroth to front cover, white lettering to cover and spine. Minor edgewear and sunning to top text block, bumping to top and tail of spine, light soiling, otherwise tightly bound, and unmarked throughout. Illustrated endpapers featuring details of Cold Mountain Series, Zen Study 1, black-and-white photo of the artist at frontis by David Sneider. 175 pp. replete with black-and-white reproductions of Brice Marden’s abstract expressionist, color field, and lyrical paintings. Includes Foreword by Director Nicholas Serota, Acknowledgements, Colour Plates, Catalogue Note and Abbreviations, Catalogue Raisonne, Bibliography, Index, and a 13-part essay by Deputy Keeper of the Modern Collection, Jeremy Lewison. From the publisher: "Although Marden is often associated with the Minimalist movement his art refers to nature and culture in a multitude of ways. It alludes to a variety of sources ranging from Ancient Greek architecture and Roman Painting to Chinese calligraphy and Zen Buddhism." Published to coincide with the first retrospective exhibition of Brice Marden's prints.