Joseph Cornell: Navigating The Imagination,New

Joseph Cornell: Navigating The Imagination,New

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Joseph Cornell (19031972) Was A Selftaught Yet Highly Sophisticated Artist Who Is Celebrated For His Pioneering Achievement In Collage, Assemblage, And Film. Cornells Lyrical Compositions Combine Found Materials In Ways That Reflect A Very Personal Exploration Of Art And Culture And That Represent His Belief In Art As An Uplifting Voyage Into The Imagination. This Stunning Book Is Published To Accompany The First Retrospective Of The Artists Work In Twentysix Years.In Her Essay, Cornell Scholar Lynda Roscoe Hartigan Focuses On The Seminal Experiences And Concepts That Shaped Cornells Evolution As An American Artist With A Singular Style Of Seeing. His Transformation Of Found Materials, Distillation Of Farflung Ideas And Traditions, And Mingling Of The Vernacular And The Erudite Resonate With The Spirit Of Synthetic Innovation Associated With Ameri

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