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This book will be the first major monograph of the work of Peter DeCamp Haines, whose oeuvre in sculpture builds on the evolution of Modernism while it simultaneously harkens back to the Bronze Age. Working in a Modernist tradition, his career has pursued a continuing exploration of the formal attributes of sculpture: form, scale, negative space, and composition.

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This book will be the first major monograph of the work of Peter DeCamp Haines, whose oeuvre in sculpture builds on the evolution of Modernism while it simultaneously harkens back to the Bronze Age. Working in a Modernist tradition, his career has pursued a continuing exploration of the formal attributes of sculpture: form, scale, negative space, and composition.
Autorenporträt
A biographer and art historian, Belinda Rathbone has written widely on twentieth-century American art. As a fine arts journalist, she has authored articles for House and Garden, The World of Interiors, and Antiques magazine. She is also the author of the critically acclaimed Walker Evans: A Biography, in addition to essays on the work of Paul Strand and Alfred Stieglitz, as well as many contemporary artists and photographers. She was the principal essayist for the monograph George Sherwood: Wind, Waves, and Light. Murray Whyte is an award-winning journalist and art critic at the Boston Globe. He was also the cultural journalist and art critic at the Toronto Star, and he has contributed to many international publications, including The New York Times, The Guardian (UK), The Times of London, The New York Observer, and Esquire magazine, among others. He is the winner of a National Newspaper Award for his critical writing.