Bob Thompson: This House Is Mine
By Diana K. Tuite (Editor), Kraig Blue (Contribution by), Adrienne L. Childs (Contribution by), Bridget R. Cooks (Contribution by), Robert Cozzolino (Contribution by), Crystal N. Feimster (Contribution by), Jacqueline Francis (Contribution by), Rashid Johnson (Contribution by), Adjoa Jones de Almeida (Contribution by), Monica Marino (Contribution by), George Nelson Preston (Contribution by), Lowery Stokes Sims (Contribution by), A. B. Spellman (Contribution by), Henry Taylor (Contribution by)
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By Diana K. Tuite (Editor), Kraig Blue (Contribution by), Adrienne L. Childs (Contribution by), Bridget R. Cooks (Contribution by), Robert Cozzolino (Contribution by), Crystal N. Feimster (Contribution by), Jacqueline Francis (Contribution by), Rashid Johnson (Contribution by), Adjoa Jones de Almeida (Contribution by), Monica Marino (Contribution by), George Nelson Preston (Contribution by), Lowery Stokes Sims (Contribution by), A. B. Spellman (Contribution by), Henry Taylor (Contribution by)
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A rich reconsideration of a short-lived but visionary voice in twentieth-century American painting and his enduring relevance
Bob Thompson (1937–1966) came to critical acclaim in the late 1950s for paintings of unparalleled figurative complexity and chromatic intensity. Thompson drew upon the Western art-historical canon to formulate a highly personal, expressive language. Tracing the African American artist’s prolific, yet tragically brief, transatlantic career, this volume examines Thomps...
Bob Thompson (1937–1966) came to critical acclaim in the late 1950s for paintings of unparalleled figurative complexity and chromatic intensity. Thompson drew upon the Western art-historical canon to formulate a highly personal, expressive language. Tracing the African American artist’s prolific, yet tragically brief, transatlantic career, this volume examines Thomps...






















