Christopher Le Brun

A monograph on the last ten years of work by British painter Christopher Le Brun, known for large-scale lyrical abstractions that draw on myth, history, and literature.

Includes an extensive section of full-color plates with five foldouts, a critical essay by art historian Matthew Holman, and illustrated footnotes on the artist's inspirations.

Details

• 328 pages
• 10" x 13"