2004, ISBN: 9781876832155

Melbourne: Macmillan Art Publlishing, 2004. First Edition. Hardcover Hardcover. Fine Condition. 35cm x 25.5cm. 191 pages, colour illustrations. White cloth, blind lettering, illustrated… Plus…

Melbourne: Macmillan Art Publlishing, 2004. First Edition. Hardcover Hardcover. Fine Condition. 35cm x 25.5cm. 191 pages, colour illustrations. White cloth, blind lettering, illustrated jacket. "This richly detailed and colourfully illustrated book explores, via a series of key themes, the work of Melbourne artist Andrew Sibley. A self-confessed obsessive, with demonic energy and fierce determination to 'live his art', Sibley presents his 'family' of contemporary 'everyman' and 'everywoman', now more lighthearted than they once were in his earlier work. As Helen Elliott remarks: "There is every possibility of happiness in the world, the music plays, the people dance, the moon sparkles, the lovers love". But as David Thomas' text reveals, in Sibley's images not all is ever quite what it seems - human beings are a strange crowd, but there is little they can conceal from the artist with his insight into the human condition. The text explores Sibley's recent themes such as his 'Beautiful Human Zoo' with all its foibles and 'The Artist in Love', the latter presented via Sibley's quirky visual interpretations of popular songs. Nor is the political context neglected. Altogether, a very thought-provoking monograph on an artist who has been surprising us for many decades." (publisher's blurb) Shipped Weight: 1.79 kilos. ISBN: 1876832150. ISBN/EAN: 9781876832155. BZDB407 Art & Design; Art & Design::Australian Art; Unbranded ISBN: 1876832150 EAN: 9781876832155 Andrew Sibley; David Thomas Andrew Sibley: An Epic of the Everyman, Macmillan Art Publlishing, 2004, 5<

2004, ISBN: 1876832150

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[EAN: 9781876832155], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [SC: 30.15], [PU: Macmillan Art Publlishing, Melbourne], ART & DESIGN::AUSTRALIAN DESIGN BZDB407 DESIGN; ART; UNBRANDED ISBN: 1876832150 EA… Plus…

[EAN: 9781876832155], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [SC: 30.15], [PU: Macmillan Art Publlishing, Melbourne], ART & DESIGN::AUSTRALIAN DESIGN BZDB407 DESIGN; ART; UNBRANDED ISBN: 1876832150 EAN: 9781876832155 ANDREW SIBLEY; DAVID THOMAS SIBLEY: AN EPIC OF THE EVERYMAN, Jacket, 35cm x 25.5cm. 191 pages, colour illustrations. White cloth, blind lettering, illustrated jacket. "This richly detailed and colourfully illustrated book explores, via a series of key themes, the work of Melbourne artist Andrew Sibley. A self-confessed obsessive, with demonic energy and fierce determination to 'live his art', Sibley presents his 'family' of contemporary 'everyman' and 'everywoman', now more lighthearted than they once were in his earlier work. As Helen Elliott remarks: "There is every possibility of happiness in the world, the music plays, the people dance, the moon sparkles, the lovers love". But as David Thomas' text reveals, in Sibley's images not all is ever quite what it seems - human beings are a strange crowd, but there is little they can conceal from the artist with his insight into the human condition. The text explores Sibley's recent themes such as his 'Beautiful Human Zoo' with all its foibles and 'The Artist in Love', the latter presented via Sibley's quirky visual interpretations of popular songs. Nor is the political context neglected. Altogether, a very thought-provoking monograph on an artist who has been surprising us for many decades." (publisher's blurb) Shipped Weight: 1.79 kilos. ISBN: 1876832150. ISBN/EAN: 9781876832155., Books<

2004, ISBN: 9781876832155

South Yarra: MacMillan Art Publishing, 2004 F/F. Folio. original white blindstamped boards in dustwrapper; pp. 192 (last blank), with illustrations. Heavy item (2.2 kg), additional postag… Plus…

South Yarra: MacMillan Art Publishing, 2004 F/F. Folio. original white blindstamped boards in dustwrapper; pp. 192 (last blank), with illustrations. Heavy item (2.2 kg), additional postage may be required for international delivery. A fine copy. . First Edition. Hard Cover. F/F., MacMillan Art Publishing, 2004, 5<