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Bruno Leti
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Bruno Leti

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This mini book features the artist’s paintings from the 1960s until now. Alan Loney’s essay examines Leti’s multi-faceted studio practice wherein he produces paintings, prints, artists books, drawings and photographs as integral parts of a working life devoted to the arts. However, the author’s major theme is the development of Leti’s paintings from the energetically gestural works of his early career to the multi-panelled minimalism of recent years. Many of the paintings in this book have been neither exhibited nor reproduced. Most are landscape-based, but presented as richly coloured lyrical abstractions which project a poetic appeal to the senses through colour, texture and gesture.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Macmillan Art Publishing
Country
Australia
Date
1 April 2014
Pages
144
ISBN
9781921394492

This mini book features the artist’s paintings from the 1960s until now. Alan Loney’s essay examines Leti’s multi-faceted studio practice wherein he produces paintings, prints, artists books, drawings and photographs as integral parts of a working life devoted to the arts. However, the author’s major theme is the development of Leti’s paintings from the energetically gestural works of his early career to the multi-panelled minimalism of recent years. Many of the paintings in this book have been neither exhibited nor reproduced. Most are landscape-based, but presented as richly coloured lyrical abstractions which project a poetic appeal to the senses through colour, texture and gesture.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Macmillan Art Publishing
Country
Australia
Date
1 April 2014
Pages
144
ISBN
9781921394492