Description
Discover the profound insights of Kerry James Marshall in 'History of Painting,' an essential art book that explores the intersection of art history, race, and gender. With a powerful collection of new works, Marshall redefines contemporary painting and challenges dominant narratives within the art world. This beautifully crafted book features both figurative and nonfigurative pieces that delve into the complexities of representation, inviting readers to reexamine their understanding of art through a fresh lens. Featuring essays by esteemed critics Hal Foster and Teju Cole, 'Kerry James Marshall: History of Painting' guides you through Marshall's intricate artistic philosophy, offering invaluable context for his critically acclaimed works, including 'Untitled (Underpainting),' 2018. Whether you're an art lover, student, or collector, this catalogue is not just a book—it's a vital resource that foregrounds the significance of inclusivity in art history. Celebrate the remarkable contributions of one of America's greatest living painters and elevate your art library with this groundbreaking oeuvre that challenges perceptions and expands the narrative of painting.