Chuck Close The Portraits Speak
Chuck Close The Portraits Speak by Chuck Close, published by ART Press in 1997, is a first edition that spans 704 pages. This book presents a unique exploration of Close’s intimate and straightforward portraiture, showcasing interviews with various artists he has painted, including Kiki Smith, Philip Glass, William Wegman, and Cindy Sherman. Through these conversations, Close provides insights into the creative processes of three generations of American artists, contributing to the broader narrative of contemporary art.
Readers will find that The Portraits Speak offers a candid glimpse into the minds of influential figures in the art world, revealing their thoughts and experiences. The book features black-and-white reproductions that complement the text, enhancing the reader’s understanding of portrait painting and the artistic journey. This edition, with its substantial page count and large dimensions, serves as a significant resource for those interested in the intersection of art and artist interviews.
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Chuck Close’s frighteningly intimate, deceptively straightforward portraits have become an indelible part of American art iconography. In The Portraits Speak, Close applies his close-range approach to interviews with artists he has painted over the years, including Kiki Smith, Philip Glass, William Wegman, Cindy Sherman. Each word portrait offers another candid glimpse into the minds of three generations of American artists and the world of contemporary art, giving an insider’s view of the creative process. 8¾ x 12¾, b&w reproductions.
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