Contemporary American Folk Art: A Collector's Guide

Softcover. Spine extremities and corners bumped and rubbed. Some edgewear. Page edges are soiled. Remainder mark on page bottom edges. Some stale odor. ; RTT14B; 320 pages; Remainder

From Publisher:

With the rising popularity of contemporary folk art, collectors have been asking, Who are the artists? Where are they located? Where can I see their art? How can I buy their work? And how much does it cost?

This wonderfully illustrated guidebook offers answers to these questions and much more. The authors, passionate collectors of contemporary American folk art for more than two decades, have traveled widely throughout rural and urban America, searching out artists, collecting extraordinary pictures, sculptures, and objects, and gathering information. Their highly informative text, organized by region, features 181 biographies of both new and established artists and includes tips about how to evaluate the art. The book is illustrated with color photos of more than 155 works as well as forty-four black-and-white pictures of the artists. Of special value are the extensive listings of galleries and museums where the best folk art being created today may be viewed.

Supplementing the text are essays by Lee Kogan of the Museum of American Folk Art and by Nancy Druckman of Sotheby's. Regional maps, a bibliography, and a price guide round out this indispensable reference book.

Product Info

ISBN: 1558598979

ISBN-13: 9781558598973

Publisher: Abbeville Press

Year: 1996

Type: Used

Binding: Softcover

First Edition

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