books by Steidl, National Gallery of Art, Washington (looking robert frank)

books by Steidl, National Gallery of Art, Washington

books:

Looking In: Robert Frank's The Americans
Sarah Greenough

National Gallery Of Art, Washington/Steidl, 2009

First released in 1958, Robert Frank's seminal work, The Americans , is without question the single most important photographer's book published since World War II, and it continues to be profoundly influential, inspiring countless photographers around the world. This catalogue and the traveling exhibition it accompanies mark the fiftieth anniversary of the book's publication. Looking In: Robert Frank's The Americans provides a fascinating, ...

The Americans

26 reviews

Steidl/National Gallery of Art, Washington, 2008

The definitive "The Americans"
We're lucky to have this edition. Robert Frank is an old man with health issues now. That he is healthy enough to oversee this work is wonderful. Everything about this edition - especially in comparison to the 2007 Delpine edition I purchased earlier this year - is first-rate. I wish I had known this was coming out! The book is a little smaller than the Delpine, but that's the only real ...

Drawings Of Jim Dine
Judith Brodie, Earl Powell, ...

Steidl/National Gallery of Art, Washington, 2004

Jim Dine is a consummate draftsman whose images of tools, large-scale nudes, self-portraits, and studies from nature and after antiquity are among the most accomplished and beautiful drawings of our time. This exhibition, the first major survey of Dine's drawings in 15 years, will feature over 100 of the finest examples from the 1970s to the present. During the 1960s, Dine's name was inextricably linked with Pop art. But he made a dramatic shift ...