Hans Werner Holzwarth- Koons
Hans Werner Holzwarth- Koons
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Decried, adored, idolized- Jeff Koons is an artist that lets none indifferent. This book serves as a scholarly entry point for all interested to understand and contextualize the work yet obvious at first sight of Koons.
Author : Hans Werner Holzwarth
Title : Koons
Publishing House : Taschen
Release date : November 2015
The creations of Jeff Koons (born in 1955) are both immediately accessible and very eloquent from the point of view of the art history. From the aquarium for basketball balls to the flower puppies, his eminently recognizable work flirt with trivial immagination while integrating cultural references of surrealism and pop art.
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