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Tatistcheff and Co., New York, Published date: 1985. Paper wrappers, staple bound; 12 pp; 15 x 23 cm. Printed by Salina Press in an unnumbered edition of 2000. Illustrated with 7 full color reproductions, in addition to the color reproduction on the cover.
In very good condition. Original pale pink paper wrappers with printed title; light edge wear and mild surface rubbing and fading to spine; binding sound; staples intact. Interior pages clean and unmarked. Exhibition catalog published in conjunction with Joellyn Duesberrys solo exhibition New Paintings, held October 5-26, 1985 at Tatistcheff and Company, New York. Includes an essay by May Brawley Hill examining Duesberrys landscape painting, focusing on light, spatial structure, and seasonal change in rural and coastal settings, along with illustrated plates, artist biography, exhibition history, collections, and bibliography. Contents include: Essay by May Brawley Hill; Illustrated plates of paintings; Artist biography; Education; Exhibitions; Collections; Bibliography. Joellyn Duesberry (born 1944, Richmond, Virginia) is an American painter known for realist landscape paintings based on close observation of rural and coastal environments in New York, Maine, and New England. She studied at Smith College and the New York University Institute of Fine Arts and exhibited widely during the late 1970s and 1980s, including solo exhibitions at Tatistcheff and Company in New York.