Hepher david (7 risultati)

Softcover staple bound exhibition catalog, 16 pages, very good condition, no internal marks, clean and crisp, with color reproductions.

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. 1st Edition. First edition. 4pp exhibition pamphlet. 30 × 21cm. A 1974 exhibition pamphlet from the Whitechapel Art Gallery's Main gallery, showing the work of David Hepher, the British artist best known for his paintings of tower blocks. It is essentially a piece of A3 paper, printed on all sides and folded once. It gives a brief biographical notice and exhibition history, followed by a longer essay by Lucie-Smith titled "David Hepher, An English Eye", illustrated with two small examples of his work. Loosely inserted is a single sheet detailing the 29 pieces in the exhibition. Condition: Good, there is some overall tanning but it remains perfectly readable.…

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Folio. Folding sheet and single sheet catalogue. Essay by Edward Lucie-Smith, portrait, 2 b/2 illusts, documentation. 29 item catalogue. Thumbed.

Folding sheet. Condizione: Very Good. First edition. Sq.8vo. Folding card. Essay by Edward Lucie-Smith. Biography, 12 item catalogue.

First Edition. 21 x 21cm. Bi-fold exhibition leaflet printed on glossy card. Introductory text by Edward Lucie-Smith, with reproductions of the artist's work in black and white on front and rear.

First Edition. 28 x 22 cm 116 pp with colour illustrations throughout. Cloth, fine in dustwrapper.

Hardback. Condizione: Very good. First Edition. 26 x 32cm 272pp very good hardback signed by the artist on the title page. According to the Flowers website:'For over six decades, British artist David Hepher has centred his work on the urban landscapes of south London. Exploring the scale and 'austere grandeur' of the expansive modern social housing estates built in the 1960s and 70s, Hepher was attracted to the formal beauty of their grid-like structures and by the physical and emotional traces of their many inhabitants. His multivalent work has both celebrated and mourned modernism in modes that are futuristic and nostalgic, utopian and entropic. ' Packed with colour reproductions. A heavy book, may need extra postage.…