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Ed Ruscha
《16本藝術家書籍合集 (E. B1-8, B10-13, B15-17, M25)》
- 估價
- $8,000 - 12,000
$7,620
拍品詳情
16本藝術家書籍 四本附原裝玻璃棉防塵套 一本附原裝包套
1963-1972年作
最大組：10 x 8 x 1/4 英吋 (25.4 x 20.3 x .6 公分)
最小組：4 1/2 x 3 5/8 x 1 3/8 英吋 (11.4 x 9.2 x 3.5 公分)
最小組：4 1/2 x 3 5/8 x 1 3/8 英吋 (11.4 x 9.2 x 3.5 公分)
款識：簽名（其二）編號（其一）
全是第一/二/三版，其九由藝術家出版，其五由荷李活Heavy Industry Publications出版，其一由紐約Multiples畫廊出版，其一由明尼亞波利斯藝術學院出版。
全是第一/二/三版，其九由藝術家出版，其五由荷李活Heavy Industry Publications出版，其一由紐約Multiples畫廊出版，其一由明尼亞波利斯藝術學院出版。
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完整圖錄內容
圖錄文章
Including: Twentysix Gasoline Stations; Various Small Fires and Milk; Some Los Angeles Apartments; Every Building on The Sunset Strip; Thirtyfour Parking Lots in Los Angeles; Royal Road Test; Business Cards; Nine Swimming Pools and a Broken Glass; Crackers; Babycakes with Weights; Real Estate Opportunities; A Few Palm Trees; Records; Colored People; Hard Light and Edward Ruscha (Ed-Werd Rew-Shay) Young Artist.
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Ed Ruscha
American | 1937Quintessentially American, Ed Ruscha is an L.A.-based artist whose art, like California itself, is both geographically rooted and a metaphor for an American state of mind. Ruscha is a deft creator of photography, film, painting, drawing, prints and artist books, whose works are simultaneously unexpected and familiar, both ironic and sincere.
His most iconic works are at turns poetic and deadpan, epigrammatic text with nods to advertising copy, juxtaposed with imagery that is either cinematic and sublime or seemingly wry documentary. Whether the subject is his iconic Standard Gas Station or the Hollywood Sign, a parking lot or highway, his works are a distillation of American idealism, echoing the expansive Western landscape and optimism unique to postwar America.
瀏覽藝術家His most iconic works are at turns poetic and deadpan, epigrammatic text with nods to advertising copy, juxtaposed with imagery that is either cinematic and sublime or seemingly wry documentary. Whether the subject is his iconic Standard Gas Station or the Hollywood Sign, a parking lot or highway, his works are a distillation of American idealism, echoing the expansive Western landscape and optimism unique to postwar America.