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James Thrall Soby (1906–1979)

Author of Bonnard and his environment

50+ Works 713 Members 4 Reviews

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Works by James Thrall Soby

Bonnard and his environment (1964) — Author — 82 copies, 1 review
Joan Miro (1959) 79 copies
Arp (1958) 76 copies, 1 review
Ben Shahn : His graphic art (1957) 48 copies
Yves Tanguy (1972) 47 copies, 1 review
Juan Gris (1958) 41 copies
Penguin Modern Painters : Ben Shahn (1963) — Author — 41 copies
Rene Magritte (1967) 41 copies
Ben Shahn : Paintings (1963) 28 copies
Salvador Dali (1969) 24 copies, 1 review
Giorgio de Chirico (1966) 20 copies
Tchelitchew (1972) 18 copies
Contemporary painters (1967) 15 copies
Balthus (1956) 11 copies
The Early Chirico (1941) 6 copies
Georges Rouault (1947) 6 copies
After Picasso (2013) 6 copies
Rene Magritte (1965) 4 copies
Magritte (1965) 4 copies
Rico Lebrun Drawings (1968) 3 copies
The Prints of Paul Klee (1947) 3 copies
Rouault 1 copy

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Birthdate
1906
Date of death
1979
Gender
male
Occupations
art critic
Nationality
USA
Birthplace
Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Place of death
Norwalk, Connecticut, USA
Associated Place (for map)
Connecticut, USA

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4 reviews
Unfortunately, at this time this exhibition catalog is the best representation available of the now-forgotten but brilliant FrancoAmerican surrealist. Although the book was state-of-the-art at that time, almost all of the illustrations are black-and-white, which is mostly frustrating at a time when nearly full-color has been the industry standard for two decades. Also, the color reproductions are a little washed-out. The art, after an uninteresting period of youthful primitivism, is very show more striking and innovative. show less
½
This exhibition catalog from Dali's 1941 exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, does exactly what exhibition catalogs are supposed to do. There are biographical notes, an interesting discussion of the evolution of his art (a biography that leaves out his personal life), as well as critical text concerning the pieces in the exhibit. There are fewer color plates than I would like to see, but I find this, nonetheless, to be a real treasure.
½

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