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Outsiders and Self-Taught Artists*
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*Titles that begin with an artist's name are listed by last name.
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Elijah Pierce: Woodcarver
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$30
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1992
Seattle:
University of Washington Press and Columbus Museum of Art (Ohio).
269 pp; 78 color plates and 173 b&w ills., soft back.
Text:
“Elijah Pierce, Woodcarver: Doves and Pain in Life Fulfilled” by Gerald L. Davis,
“Hands on Work: Style as Meaning in the Carvings of Elijah Pierce” by Michael D. Hall,
“‘Your Life is a Book’: The Artistic Legacy of Elijah Pierce” by John F. Moe,
“A Holy Place: A Tribute to Elijah Pierce” by Aminah Robinson,
Catalog of the Exhibition (annotated), Annotated Checklist, Chronology, Bibliography, Preface by Merribell Parsons, Curators' Statement by E. Jane Connell and Nannette V. Maciejunes.
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The Heart of Creation: The Art of Martin Ramirez
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$12
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1994.
8½" x 9½".
Philadelphia: The Galleries at Moore, 1985.
Photocopy. 48 pp. with 36 b&w ills.
Text:
“Radiant Space: The Art of Martin Ramirez” by Roberta Smith;
“Martin Ramirez: A Visionary's Journal” by Russell Bowman; and “Martin Ramirez: Psychological Hero” by Stephen Martin; selected exhibition history,
selected bibliography, and exhibition checklist.
Foreword by Elsa Longhauser.
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The World of Adolf Wölfli—The Other Side of the Moon
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$30
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1988. 11" x 8½".
64 pp. with 30 color pls. and 5 black
and white ills.
Text: “The Art of Adolf Wölfli: An Introduction,”
Elka Spoerri; “Adolf Wölfli,”
Carter Ratcliff; “Adolf Wölfli: Poet and Writer,” Jürgen
Glaesemer; “No Catastrophe without Idyl, No Idyl without Catastrophe,”
Harald Szeemann; “Wölfli Undisguised: The Wolf's Clothing of Tiny Wolf,”
Jurg Laederach; “Identity of Representation and the Represented in the
Art of Adolf Wölfli,” Theodor Sporri; “In the Doll House of the Sun on the
Prairies of the Moon,” Howard Hussey. Also includes correspondence between
Rainer Maria Rilke and Lou Andreas-Solome. Bibliography, Chronology/Biography,
Exhibition Checklist. Foreword by Elsa Longhauser.
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