"From Chuang Tzu" by Barnett Newman provides readers with an engaging and thought-provoking exploration of the ideas and philosophy of the ancient Chinese philosopher Chuang Tzu. Newman skillfully delves into timeless concepts such as self-realization, the relationship with nature, and the nature of reality itself. Through his own unique insights...
"The Stations of the Cross" by Barnett Newman is a captivating book that explores the artistic representation of the Stations of the Cross, a sequence of events depicting Jesus' path to his crucifixion. Newman, a renowned American abstract expressionist, provides a unique perspective on these religious scenes, delving into themes...
"The Prints of Barnett Newman 1961-1969" offers a captivating and visually stunning exploration of Barnett Newman's lesser-known prints, shedding light on this aspect of his abstract expressionist work. Renowned scholar Richard Field provides a comprehensive analysis of Newman's experimentation with prints during a crucial period in his artistic career. Field's...
"Barnett Newman" is an in-depth exploration of the life and artistic journey of the renowned American artist, Barnett Newman. Authored by Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe, this comprehensive book delves into the nuances of Newman's career and his unique artistic philosophy. Gilbert-Rolfe delves into Newman's distinctive style of painting, known as "zip paintings,...
Barnett Newman is a comprehensive exploration of the life and artistic contributions of renowned American artist Barnett Newman. In this book, writer Thomas B. Hess delves into Newman's creative philosophy and his significant role in the abstract expressionist movement. Hess meticulously examines Newman's life, starting from his early years and...