Kooning, Willem de – De Kooning

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Author: Harold Rosenberg
Publisher: Harry N. Abrams - New York
Year: 1974
ISBN:  0810901234

Hardcover with dustjacket, Oblong folio, original half-green cloth. Illustrated including the 3 foldout plates, 296 pages, English, 31 x34 cm. 1st Edition.
With bibliography, chronology, and reprinted de Kooning interview and text including his essay "What Abstract Art Means to Me".
Condition: Book is in good condition considering its age. Dust jacket is slightly discoloured, but in good condition.  No tears. No bumped corners. No creased pages. Light discoloration spots are visible on the French pages on the inside.
"De Kooning's art testifies to a refusal to be either recruited or pushed aside. His expansion of the resources of painting as a means by which the sensibility can interact with chance, impulse, the given, and the unknown, presupposes that the individual as he is will continue to oppose himself and all systems. If ideology is the ghost that haunts post-war painting, de Kooning haunts the ghost. He is the nuisance of the individual 'I am' in an age of collective credos and styles." -Harold Rosenberg

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