David Smith
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David Smith
By Karen WilkinHaving realized quite early that he had to be an artist, Smith made his way to New York and the Art Students League.
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David Smith: Drawing + Sculpting : [exhibition], Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, April 16 - July 17, 2005
By David Smith, Steven A. Nash, Candida N. SmithDavid Smith: Drawing + Sculpting : [exhibition], Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, April 16 - July 17, 2005
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David Smith: A Centennial
By David Smith, Carmen Giménez, Rosalind E. KraussDavid Smith: A Centennial~ISBN 0-89207-343-8 U.S. $85.00 / Hardcover, 9.5 x 10.75 in. / 460 pgs / 300 color. ~Item / March / Art The foremost sculptor of his generation... --Clement Greenberg
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David Smith: Collected Writings, Lectures, and Interviews
By David Smith"--Provided by publisher. “The David Smith that emerges here is impossible to simplify. He is learned and curious. He is obsessive, embattled, contradictory, and fierce. He is an artist of the utmost seriousness and commitment.
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David Smith: Works, Writings and Interview
By David Smith, Sarah HamillSarah Hamill selected the writings and the previously unpublished interview with poet Frank O'Hara and wrote the central essay about the artist, drawing particular attention to the tradition of iron sculpture and the artist's vital ...
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David Smith: Points of Power : Nudes, Paintings, Ceramics, Sculptures, Photographs
By David Smith, Sarah Hamill, Candida N. SmithMost of these are female nudes, worked by Smith into strong, calligraphic forms that often extend the viscous fluidity of enamel (on canvas or linen) into near-abstraction.
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David Smith: Ink Drawings from 1957
By David Smith, Ann LauterbachDavid Smith: Ink Drawings from 1957
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David Smith: Ink Drawings from 1957
By David SmithDavid Smith: Ink Drawings from 1957
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David Smith: Drawing Space
By David Smith, Susan Cooke, Joel ShapiroDavid Smith: Drawing Space
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David Smith: Stop Action
By David Smith, Bonnie ClearwaterThe focus of this catalogue and exhibition is on how Smith used movement and stasis compositionally, physically and metaphorically in his work.
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David Smith: Sculpture and Writings
By David SmithDavid Smith: Sculpture and Writings
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David Smith: Drawings of the Fifties
By David SmithDavid Smith: Drawings of the Fifties
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David Smith: Sprays
This book contains colour illustrations and photographs of spray paintings, drawings and sculptures by David Smith.
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David Smith
By David Smith, E. A. CarmeanWorks by the American Abstract Expressionist sculptor and painter, best known for creating large steel abstract geometric sculptures.
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David Smith: Phaidon Focus
By Joan Pachner" Pachner also sheds valuable light on Smith's prolific output of drawing, sketching, writing and photography.
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David Smith: Form in Color
By Michelle White, Peter Stevens, Neil WenmanFor David Smith (19061965), widely considered one of the foremost American abstract expressionist sculptors of the 20th century, there was no conceptual boundary between mediums.
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David Smith: Collected Writings, Lectures, and Interviews
By David Smith"--Provided by publisher. "The David Smith that emerges here is impossible to simplify. He is learned and curious. He is obsessive, embattled, contradictory, and fierce. He is an artist of the utmost seriousness and commitment.
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David Smith: The Art and Life of a Transformational Sculptor
By Michael BrensonWith this book, richly illustrated with more than one hundred photographs, Brenson has contextualized Smith for a new generation of fans and confirmed his singular place in the history of American art.
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David Smith: Origins & Innovations
By Peter Stevens, Edith DevaneyOrigins & Innovations brings together David Smith's (1906-65) early paintings, drawings and sculptures, alongside seminal later works that reimagine the possibilities of abstraction in three dimensions.
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David Smith: Photographs 1931-1965
By David Smith, Matthew Marks GalleryThough they are largely unknown, sculptor, draughtsman and painter David Smith took photographs of great depth, beauty and precision throughout his career--from 1931 until his death in 1965. The large...