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Bomberg

Bomberg

By (author) Sarah MacDougall
By (author) Rachel Dickson

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  • Major new title on acclaimed but neglected early British modernist artist, by two experts in the field
  • Features both celebrated and lesser-known but important works from public and private lenders
  • Published to coincide with the 60th anniversary of the artist's death and the first museum retrospective in a decade
Full Description

This new monograph on the important and influential 20th-century British artist David Bomberg (1890-1957) accompanies a major new exhibition curated by the authors, due to open at Pallant House, Chichester (Oct 2017, touring to Laing Gallery, Newcastle and Ben Uri Gallery, London.) The monograph is a comprehensive yet succinct account, providing an informed and accessible overview of Bomberg’s career and achievements, combining a biographical narrative with an analytical and interpretative approach. It discusses and illustrates Bomberg’s five key periods and motifs including early, experimental modernism pre the First World War; War artist’s commissions and immediate postwar works; major Jerusalem landscapes; portraiture, and particularly self-portraiture; and the flowering of his mature landscapes. The book is also notable for its inclusion of new material relating to Bomberg’s Jewish background, and its sumptuous illustrations.

About the Author
Sarah MacDougall, Head of Collections, and Rachel Dickson, Head of Curatorial Services, are co-curators at the Ben Uri Gallery and Museum. They have curated and published extensively on twentieth-century British artists of Jewish descent, and emigre artists in Britain, with a particular specialism on the 'Whitechapel Boys'. MacDougall is Gertler's biographer and cataloguer, and Dickson has published extensively on Jacob Kramer.
Specifications
Publisher
Ben Uri Gallery and Museum
ISBN
9780900157615
Published
26th Oct 2017
Binding
Hardback
Territory
World
Size
270 mm x 225 mm
Pages
224 Pages
Illustrations
100 color, 20 b&w
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