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Suffering and Sunset - World War I in the Art and Life of Horace Pippin (Paperback)
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Suffering and Sunset - World War I in the Art and Life of Horace Pippin (Paperback)
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List price R619
Loot Price R581
Discovery Miles 5 810
You Save R38 (6%)
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For self-made artist and soldier Horace Pippin-who served in the
369th all-black infantry in World War I until he was wounded-war
provided a formative experience that defined much of his life and
work. His ability to transform combat service into canvases of
emotive power, psychological depth, and realism showed not only how
he viewed the world but also his mastery as a painter. In Suffering
and Sunset, Celeste-Marie Bernier painstakingly traces Pippin's
life story of art as a life story of war. Illustrated with more
than sixty photographs, including works in various mediums-many in
full color-this is the first intellectual history and cultural
biography of Pippin. Working from newly discovered archives and
unpublished materials, Bernier provides an in-depth investigation
into the artist's development of an alternative visual and textual
lexicon and sheds light on his work in its aesthetic, social, and
political contexts. Suffering and Sunset illustrates Pippin's
status as a groundbreaking artist as it shows how this African
American painter suffered from but also staged many artful
resistances to racism in a white-dominated art world.
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