DAMISCH (Hubert). Claude Viseux - Lot 56

DAMISCH (Hubert). Claude Viseux René Drouin, publisher, Paris. A monograph devoted to the work of Claude Viseux, a leading figure in postwar French abstraction. The text is authored by art historian and critic Hubert Damisch, whose analyses rank among the major contributions to 20th-century aesthetic thought. The book presents the artist’s visual explorations of material, texture, and space through a collection of reproductions of paintings and abstract compositions created during the 1950s. Damisch’s texts shed light on Viseux’s experimental approach and his role in the renewal of French lyrical abstraction. A publication characteristic of Éditions René Drouin, a key player in the dissemination of contemporary art in Paris in the immediate postwar period. Quarto, paperback. Author: HUBERT DAMISCH. Artist: Claude Viseux. Publisher: René Drouin, 5 rue Visconti, Paris. Illustrations: black-and-white reproductions. Fragile paperback