
"Clementine Hunter: American Folk Artist" includes a detailed biography, some 100 color photographs of her work, an appendix of exhibits, and a list of permanent collections that display her work. 160 pages, indexed.
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"As children, we used to go with my mom to the trailer . . . to bring Clementine paint and canvas. . . . Clementine would paint the person most important to her as the biggest person, thus my mom was largest in the picture."
--Marguerite "Cissy" Brittain Picou
". . . her painting impressed me. It is really not at all primitive. It is very civilized--as Gertrude Stein said of the African wood carvings that influenced Matisse and particularly Picasso, almost fifty years ago."
--Alice B. Toklas
The British publication ARTbibliographies says that "the author provides a detailed biography of Hunter, describes her studio, and traces the development of her artistic career in Melrose, Louisiana." Independent Publisher describes it as "a beautifully published testament to an American original."
Title: Clementine Hunter: American Folk Artist
Edition: 3rd Printing
ISBN Number: 088289658X
ISBN-13: 9780882896588
Location Published: PELICAN PUB CO: 1990
Binding: Library
Book Condition: Good
Jacket Condition: Good
lbs: 1.00 lbs
Type: Hardcover
Categories: Biographies, Art, Biography
Seller ID: mcr2075
Keywords: american folk art, american folk artist, art, artist, biographies, biography, clementine hunter