A collection of works by the Belgian artist Henri Michaux. Introduced and praised in numerous publications in the early 1950s, the artist's works, which were also the subject of debate, have not lost their relevance to the times. Rather, the importance of examining the works and art in detail has increased. The artist was a "Grenzganger," a person who crossed boundaries. He lived on the borders and front lines, or in extreme conditions, and created art. He was a difficult and rebellious individualist, with an extremely complex personality, a person who rejected lukewarm self-satisfaction. Having these qualities in this day and age is more important than ever. Michaux is an artist whose later works cannot be discussed in isolation. The step-by-step production process and the body of work did not suit him. What is particularly interesting in this book is that one can see how freely his works coexist and confront each other. This book is a wonderful reference collection that covers the themes, ideas, and approaches of the artist's works created from 1937 to 1984. It was published in conjunction with the exhibition of the same name held at the Jahn und Jahn gallery in Munich from October to November 2020. Published by twelvebooks Size: 27.0 x 20.0 x cm Weight: 1.0kg Product Code: 1100008977 Publisher: GALERIE JAHN UND JAHN Author: Henri Michaux Category: Photography/Art Book