Edmund de Waal
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Product details:
- Publisher Phaidon Press
- Date of Publication 21 April 2014
- ISBN 9780714867038
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages284 pages
- Size 270x210x32 mm
- Weight 1308 g
- Language English 0
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Short description:
The first monograph on this internationally acclaimed artist and writer.
Long description:
The first monograph on this internationally famous potter and writer, this book brings to life the man behind The Hare with Amber Eyes. Stunning photography reveals a day in the life of de Waal and his studio and documents his major exhibitions and installations. Contributors include novelists Colm Toibín, Peter Carey and AS Byatt.
"This stunning monograph, the first collecting the work of artist and writer de Waal... Functions like a poem, measuring off de Waal's work from the world it lives in, and finding in that partitioning the boundless potential of a simple pot."—Publishers Weekly
"This April sees the publication of a deluxe monograph on de Waal's work by Phaidon Press, which, in place of the usual impenetrable art speak, includes eloquent contributions by such writerly types as AS Byatt, Colm Toibin, and Peter Carey."—Departures
"Emma Crichton-Miller contributes a graceful, sympathetic biographical introduction, the clearest account of de Waal's career so far. The book is... in full accord with de Waal's own aesthetic: a beautiful piece of work in its own right, to be cherished."—David Sexton, Evening Standard
"In words, and through Toby Glanville’s fine photographic essay, Edmund de Waal presents an image of the artist as a uniquely gifted wunderkind."—TLS - Tanya Harrod
"This book evokes serenity." —Tomas Maier, Esquire
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