Isbn: 9788857232713 - samaras. album 2 (11 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. First edition 2016. Two volumes in Very Good condition in a fair slip case (edges opening).

First Edition. First edition. Oblong hardcovers. Two volume set. Features text by Donald Kuspit. Includes 700 self portraits of Samaras that have all been digitally altered by him. Both books are clean and tight very near fine copies and in a very near fine slipcase. A very nice set that is still largely in the publisher's shrinkwrap. Please note that this is a very heavy set and will require extra shipping.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Acceptable. JUMBO. Bad binding. HARDCOVER Jumbo-sized. Acceptable - This is a significantly damaged book. It should be considered a reading copy only. Please order this book only if you are interested in the content and not the condition. May be ex-library.

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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Lucas Samaras wants to leave a record of his life and art for posterity. The astounding 700 pictures that compose this book have all been digitally altered and feature the artist at various stages of his life and in different moods, poses, states of undress. They range from images of a fresh-faced, innocent-looking boy to pictures of a bearded, sinister older man. Presiding over this autobiographical album - ostensibly a family album, for it begins with some photographs of Samaras' Greek family - are thirty-four larger-scale photos of the artist as he looks today. Samaras seems to find himself endlessly fascinating; indeed, he is as in love with his image as Narcissus was, absorbed in himself as though no one else existed. Unlike that mythological figure, Samaras hasn't yet drowned in his image, but death haunts his conciousness. "Old age is catastrophe", he told me last time we spoke. His photos are unique in the annals of self-portraiture; only Francis Bacon's come close to them in traumatic intensity and self-distorting suffering. Lucas Samaras wants to leave a record of his life and art for posterity. This book features 700 pictures that have all been digitally altered and feature the artist at various stages of his life and in different moods, poses, states of undress. It begins with some photographs of his Greek family as well as photos of the artist as he looks today. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Two hardcover books without dustjackets as issued in printed slipcase; 768 pages; very good condition; light rubbing to covers, no internal marks. Foreign shipping may be extra.

Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThe astounding 700 pictures that compose this book have all been digitally altered and feature the artist at various stages of his life and in different moods, poses, states of undress. They range from images of a fresh-faced, inn.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. The astounding 700 pictures that compose this book have all been digitally altered and feature the artist at various stages of his life and in different moods, poses, and states of undress. They range from images of a fresh-faced, innocent-looking boy to pictures of a bearded, sinister older man. Presiding over this autobiographical album ostensibly a family album, for it begins with some photographs of Samaras Greek family are thirty-four larger-scale photos of the artist as he looks today. Samaras seems to find himself endlessly fascinating; indeed, he is as in love with his image as Narcissus was, absorbed in himself as though no one else existed. Unlike that mythological figure, Samaras hasn t yet drowned in his image, but death haunts his consciousness. Old age is catastrophe, he has said. His photos are unique in the annals of self-portraiture; only Francis Bacon s come close to them in traumatic intensity and self-distorting suffering.'.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Lucas Samaras wants to leave a record of his life and art for posterity. The astounding 700 pictures that compose this book have all been digitally altered and feature the artist at various stages of his life and in different moods, poses, states of undress. They range from images of a fresh-faced, innocent-looking boy to pictures of a bearded, sinister older man. Presiding over this autobiographical album - ostensibly a family album, for it begins with some photographs of Samaras' Greek family - are thirty-four larger-scale photos of the artist as he looks today. Samaras seems to find himself endlessly fascinating; indeed, he is as in love with his image as Narcissus was, absorbed in himself as though no one else existed. Unlike that mythological figure, Samaras hasn't yet drowned in his image, but death haunts his conciousness. 'Old age is catastrophe', he told me last time we spoke. His photos are unique in the annals of self-portraiture; only Francis Bacon's come close to them in traumatic intensity and self-distorting suffering.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. slp edition. 768 pages. 14.00x8.75x3.75 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Lucas Samaras wants to leave a record of his life and art for posterity. The astounding 700 pictures that compose this book have all been digitally altered and feature the artist at various stages of his life and in different moods, poses, states of undress. They range from images of a fresh-faced, innocent-looking boy to pictures of a bearded, sinister older man. Presiding over this autobiographical album - ostensibly a family album, for it begins with some photographs of Samaras' Greek family - are thirty-four larger-scale photos of the artist as he looks today. Samaras seems to find himself endlessly fascinating; indeed, he is as in love with his image as Narcissus was, absorbed in himself as though no one else existed. Unlike that mythological figure, Samaras hasn't yet drowned in his image, but death haunts his conciousness. "Old age is catastrophe", he told me last time we spoke. His photos are unique in the annals of self-portraiture; only Francis Bacon's come close to them in traumatic intensity and self-distorting suffering. Lucas Samaras wants to leave a record of his life and art for posterity. This book features 700 pictures that have all been digitally altered and feature the artist at various stages of his life and in different moods, poses, states of undress. It begins with some photographs of his Greek family as well as photos of the artist as he looks today. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…