Publisher: Gagosian
Measurements: 9.5 × 7.5 inches
Format: Softcover in dust jacket
Condition: New
A revealing look at the photographic practice of Cy Twombly, this volume brings together nearly one hundred images spanning more than five decades of the artist’s life and work. From early studio views in 1950s New York to landscapes in St. Barts, Twombly turns his camera toward flowers, sculptures, domestic spaces, landscapes, and the quiet details of everyday life.
With an intuitive eye for color, texture, and composition, these intimate photographs offer a glimpse into the visual world that surrounded his celebrated paintings and sculptures. Published on the occasion of the 2012 Gagosian exhibition, the fully illustrated volume includes an essay by artist Edmund de Waal exploring the relationship between Twombly’s photographs, memory, and the passage of time.
Publisher: Gagosian
Measurements: 9.5 × 7.5 inches
Format: Softcover in dust jacket
Condition: New
A revealing look at the photographic practice of Cy Twombly, this volume brings together nearly one hundred images spanning more than five decades of the artist’s life and work. From early studio views in 1950s New York to landscapes in St. Barts, Twombly turns his camera toward flowers, sculptures, domestic spaces, landscapes, and the quiet details of everyday life.
With an intuitive eye for color, texture, and composition, these intimate photographs offer a glimpse into the visual world that surrounded his celebrated paintings and sculptures. Published on the occasion of the 2012 Gagosian exhibition, the fully illustrated volume includes an essay by artist Edmund de Waal exploring the relationship between Twombly’s photographs, memory, and the passage of time.
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