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The Modernist Jewelry of Claire Falkenstein

Harold B. Nelson

Maren Henderson

Long Beach Museum of Art

<p>A Jackson Pollock in three dimensions is one critic s unforgettable description of a piece by Claire Falkenstein, whose life and work spanned the 20th century. The American artist and teacher was born in Oregon in 1908 and after living in San Francisco, Paris and New York died in Los Angeles in 1997. This lavishly produced book is amazingly the first monograph ever on the work of this ceaselessly inventive artist. Falkenstein called her sculptures, paintings and prints structures, she also designed furniture, fountains, screens, wallpaper and jewelry. A fresh look at her multifaceted work collected by major institutions ranging from MoMA to the tate Britain places Falkenstein in the company of better known peers and further credits her explorations as prototypical of the work of post minimal and contemporary artists.</p>

Claire Falkenstein

Michael, Duncan

Susan M. Anderson

Ram Publications

Introduction by Jack Rutberg Essay by Maren Henderson Chronology 32 Pages, 33 Black and White Illustrations &19 Color Illustrations Published by Jack Rutberg Fine Arts, 1989 ISBN: 1-880566-07-9

Claire Falkenstein: Chance and Choice

Jack V. Rutberg

Arts & Photography

Jack Rutberg Fine Arts, Inc.

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