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HANS HOFMANN

HANS HOFMANN

HANS HOFMANN (1880-1966)

Goodman\'s book, with essays by Clement Greenberg and Irving Sandler and the artist\'s own statements, provides an excellent introduction to the life and work of the man frequently called the dean of the New York School of Abstract Expressionism. However, most of the information is available elsewhere. Greenberg\'s essay is a reprint (see his Hans Hofmann , Editions George Fall, 1961). The views of both Sandler and Goodman are already well represented in their numerous books, catalogs, and articles (e.g., Goodman\'s Hans Hofmann , LJ 9/1/86). Thus, this catalog--compiled for an exhibit organized by the Whitney Museum--offers information admirably suited to its function but no significant new insight into either Hofmann or his work.
- Douglas G. Campbell, George Fox Coll., New berg, Ore.

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Emne	Abstrakt ekspressionisme
Kunstner	HOFMANN, Hans
Forfatter	Cynthia Goodman; Hans Hofmann; Irving Sandler; Clement Greenberg
Sprog	Engelsk tekst
Illustrationer	100 ill, heraf 48 i farver
Format / Sideantal	29 x 24 cm / 200 sider
Udgivelsesår	1990
Indbinding	Indbundet
Forlag	Prestel
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ISBN	9783791310541
Lev.	3-5 dage

HANS HOFMANN (1880-1966)

Goodman\'s book, with essays by Clement Greenberg and Irving Sandler and the artist\'s own statements, provides an excellent introduction to the life and work of the man frequently called the dean of the New York School of Abstract Expressionism. However, most of the information is available elsewhere. Greenberg\'s essay is a reprint (see his Hans Hofmann , Editions George Fall, 1961). The views of both Sandler and Goodman are already well represented in their numerous books, catalogs, and articles (e.g., Goodman\'s Hans Hofmann , LJ 9/1/86). Thus, this catalog--compiled for an exhibit organized by the Whitney Museum--offers information admirably suited to its function but no significant new insight into either Hofmann or his work.
- Douglas G. Campbell, George Fox Coll., New berg, Ore.