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Philip Taaffe

English · Hardback

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The first illustrated monograph to survey the work to date of major American painter Philip Taaffe (b.1955), whose work has expanded the parameters of painting through a fascinating layering of different techniques and imagery, including marbling, silkscreen, collage and linocut.

List of contents

Foreword, Barry Schwabsky; Introduction; The Rise of Conceptual Art, 1972–1977; 2 Early Works, 1977–1985; 3 In Naples, Across from Vesuvius, 1986–1991; 4 An Alternative Worldview, 1990s; 5 A New Century, 2000 to the Present; Notes; Selected Bibliography; Biography; Selected Solo Exhibitions; Selected Group Exhibitions; Selected Public Collections; Acknowledgments; Image Credits; Index

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John Yau is an award-winning poet, art critic and curator who has published many books of poetry, fiction and art criticism. He is the author of a volume on American painter Thomas Nozkowski for the Lund Humphries Contemporary Painters Series.

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The first illustrated monograph to survey the work to date of major American painter Philip Taaffe (b.1955), whose work has expanded the parameters of painting through a fascinating layering of different techniques and imagery, including marbling, silkscreen, collage and linocut.

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'Philip Taaffe's paintings spring from the twin root of art history and the natural world. Through a wide range of work, and a self-critical practice, he has pushed abstraction into new realms, holding icons and calligraphy in the same regard as plants, snakes and shells. His work is both expansive and necessary.'

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