Jack Bush

The major monograph on the extraordinary career of the Canadian painter available in a new softcover edition. Jack Bush (1909-1977) reinvented himself like very few artists. His transformation from provincial Canadian artist in the 1940s to celebrated figure on the New York and London gallery scenes in the 1960s and 70s is engagingly told through new photography, previously unpublished diary excerpts and fresh scholarship making this unprecedented survey of his life and work the definitive book on the artist to date. With more than 120 full-color plates, this superb publication features works that boldly burst through as the best in high modern art.

Author: Karen Wilkin, Marc Mayer, Adam Welch
Pages: 287
Dimension: 28.58 x 2.54 x 28.58 cm
Paperback