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Frederick Hart Monographs

Frederick Hart: Changing Tides
Forward by Frederick Turner.  Essay by Michael Novak

Published December 2004.
256 pages
13.4" x 10" x 1.2"
Shipping Weight: 5 lbs.
$65 (plus $8.00 S&H in U.S.)
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This beautifully illustrated volume is a comprehensive look into the life and talent of a classical sculptor whose passion for the spiritual and figurative aspects of art are represented in both his public commissions and private work.

Enhanced with an informative foreword by Frederick Turner (Founders Professor of Arts and Humanities, University of Texas, Dallas) and an insightful essay by Michael Novak (an expert on Hart's work and holder of the George Frederick Jewett Chair in Religion and Public Policy at the American Enterprise Institute, Washington, D.C.), Changing Tides is a 256-page monograph on sculptor Frederick Hart (1943-1999) which is superbly illustrated with 128 color plates, 12 duo tones, and 83 halftones. Readers and art students will appreciate Frederick Hart's working processes as renowned sculptor of the human form. Changing Tides is a seminal, core addition to professional, art school, community and university library 20th Century Art History collections with respect to the development of figural sculpture in America.
 

Frederick Hart: The Complete Works
Essays by Donald Kuspit and Frederick Turner

328 pages
246 color plates
136 black & white illustrations
$70 (plus $8.00 S&H in U.S.)
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"Hart's restoration of the human figure, in all its wholeness and vulnerability ... is an important moment in the aesthetic and social history of art."
-Donald Kuspit

 

Frederick Hart: Sculptor
Introduction by J. Carter Brown. Essay by Tom Wolfe.

144 pages
94 color plates
62 black & white illustrations
26 duo-tone illustrations
$50 (plus $8.00 S&H in U.S.)
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"As with all contemporary art, the perspective of time is the inescapable precondition of evaluation, yet my own feeling is that Frederick Hart's sculpture at once meets and transcends the numerous challenges of the late twentieth century."
-J. Carter Brown

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