WHERE LIGHT BECOMES THE LANDSCAPE

Duesberry, Joellyn (1944–2016)

Recent Paintings [Exhibition Catalogue]

New York: Graham Gallery, 1974.

DUESBERRY PAINTED PLACES NOT AS THEY APPEARED, BUT AS THEY WERE EXPERIENCED THROUGH LIGHT, COLOR, AND SEASON.

Published for a 1974 exhibition at Graham Gallery, this illustrated catalogue presents an early body of Joellyn Duesberry's landscape paintings. Even at this stage of her career, her distinctive approach to atmosphere and color is evident, revealing the painterly vision that would establish her among the leading American landscape artists of the late twentieth century.

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Stapled heavy cardstock wraps; 9.25 by 8.25 inches; 20 unnumbered pages printed on glossy stock. Illustrated throughout with high-quality full-color reproductions of the exhibited paintings.

CONDITION: Near Fine. Minor soiling to the front cover with a small, unobtrusive water spot. Interior clean and bright.

ARTISTIC SIGNIFICANCE: An Early Exhibition of a Developing Vision —
This catalogue documents an important period in Joellyn Duesberry's artistic development as she refined the expressive landscape style for which she later became widely recognized. Working from direct observation, Duesberry balanced strong composition with luminous color, creating landscapes that conveyed both place and mood.

SUBJECTS: Joellyn Duesberry, Graham Gallery, American Landscape Painting, Contemporary American Art, Colorado Art, Exhibition Catalogue, Landscape Art, Gallery Ephemera, Art Exhibition Catalogues, American Art, Landscape Painting, Gallery Publications, Exhibition Ephemera

Item #22187

Price: $20.00