Editors: Christine Fournie and Anne-Laure Batus
Publisher: Galerie Hopkins and Stéphane Custot
Published with the exhibition that took place March 24-June 5 2004
ISBN: 2-905744-06-5
Page Count: 120
Millions of ordinary people love Botero even if they don’t know his name. His rotund figures amuse, even if they straddle the line of voyeurism and affectionate embrace. His is a gentle record of man, however weak we might be.
Botero’s paintings are the foundation of his renown. But he also enjoyed sculpting. This book, issued when an exhibition of his sculpture was undertaken, shows that his skill and subject matter easily transfer to a different medium.
Condition: Very Good
Editors: Christine Fournie and Anne-Laure Batus
Publisher: Galerie Hopkins and Stéphane Custot
Published with the exhibition that took place March 24-June 5 2004
ISBN: 2-905744-06-5
Page Count: 120
Millions of ordinary people love Botero even if they don’t know his name. His rotund figures amuse, even if they straddle the line of voyeurism and affectionate embrace. His is a gentle record of man, however weak we might be.
Botero’s paintings are the foundation of his renown. But he also enjoyed sculpting. This book, issued when an exhibition of his sculpture was undertaken, shows that his skill and subject matter easily transfer to a different medium.
Condition: Very Good
