Beyond the Mainstream: Essays on Modern and Contemporary Art (Contemporary Artists and their Critics) de Selz, Peter

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Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1997. 334 pages; 73 b&w illustrations. A collection of essays examining "art and artists of the 20th century who have operated outside the established art world.". Pictorial Wrapper (softcover). Fine. 4to.

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Octavo, 344 pages, illustrated. Unused, a Fine copy. . Fine. Paperback. 1997.

U.S.A.: Cambridge University Press, 1998. Paperback. Very Good/No Dj. Larger 8vo. pp. 334, remainder mark on the bottom edges ""This selection of essays by a prominent art historian, critic and curator of modern art examines the art and artists of the twentieth century who have operated outside the established art world. In a lucid and accessible style, Peter Selz explores modern art as it is reflected,…

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Paperback / softback. New. This 1998 selection of essays by a prominent art historian, critic, and curator of modern art, examines twentieth-century art and artists who have operated outside the established art world. In lucid and accessible prose, Peter Selz explores modern art as it reflects the transformation of politics and culture.