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Bernard Langlais: At the Colby College Museum of Art

Bernard Langlais: At the Colby College Museum of Art

Vincent Katz
4.6/5 ( ratings)
Known for his monumental wall reliefs and sculptures of animals from the 1970s, American artist Bernard Langlais created a diverse oeuvre of paintings, sculptures and environments that shifted regularly and freely between abstraction and figuration--a shift that reflects Langlais' constant effort to reconcile his rural roots and keen sense of place with postwar artistic movements and ideologies. Now, in celebration of a substantial bequest by the artist's widow, Helen Friend Langlais, the Colby College Museum of Art has organized a long-overdue retrospective of Langlais' career, which this publication accompanies. Alongside abundant illustrations, three essays trace the arc of Langlais' career, from his early experiments in painting and his transition to wood sculpture in the 1960s to his return to figuration and his exhaustive exploration of animal motifs.
Pages
239
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Charta
Release
July 31, 2014
ISBN
8881588811
ISBN 13
9788881588817

Bernard Langlais: At the Colby College Museum of Art

Vincent Katz
4.6/5 ( ratings)
Known for his monumental wall reliefs and sculptures of animals from the 1970s, American artist Bernard Langlais created a diverse oeuvre of paintings, sculptures and environments that shifted regularly and freely between abstraction and figuration--a shift that reflects Langlais' constant effort to reconcile his rural roots and keen sense of place with postwar artistic movements and ideologies. Now, in celebration of a substantial bequest by the artist's widow, Helen Friend Langlais, the Colby College Museum of Art has organized a long-overdue retrospective of Langlais' career, which this publication accompanies. Alongside abundant illustrations, three essays trace the arc of Langlais' career, from his early experiments in painting and his transition to wood sculpture in the 1960s to his return to figuration and his exhaustive exploration of animal motifs.
Pages
239
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Charta
Release
July 31, 2014
ISBN
8881588811
ISBN 13
9788881588817

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