Forward by: E. John Bullard, essay by Richard J. Boyle.
Published by Hudson Hills Press, New York, 2007.
148 pages, 102 color illustrations.
Hardback, 9 x 12 in.
Price: $100
This stunning monograph of the paintings of Robert Kipniss is the culmination of nearly forty years work. His paintings, like his print work, are evocative of intense contemplation and rendered with extraordinary techincal facility. While Kipniss’s choice of subject matter varies from landscape to still life to a mixture of structures and natural forms they all share a sense of mystery, grace and quiet solitude. Although linked to representational art, Kipniss’s paintings produce formal interactions that often verge on the abstract. His work can be found in major collections in the United States and Europe.
