"The Turner Prize winner leads a visual tour through his life in six artworks - from college days to knighthood."- TelegraphGrayson Perry is one of Britain's most celebrated contemporary artists and cultural figures. This book,which includes first sight of new and previously unpublished works,is published to accompany the largest-ever retrospective of Perry's art. It offers a vibrant insight into his life and work,from his youth in rural Essex to sell-out stage shows at the Royal Albert Hall.
Grayson Perry vividly reflects on his art,life and career,remembering the sources of inspiration and influences along the way. Victoria Coren Mitchell's thought-provoking contribution considers the role of humour in Perry's art,highlighting the often-underestimated effort involved in being at once a serious artist and a lovable character. Patrick Elliott provides an illuminating biographical essay of the artist. The reader is also given a fascinating glimpse into the technique and process behind Perry's prints,pots and tapestries.
Showcasing 75 exhibited works,the book covers the full range and breadth of his astonishing career.
Publisher: National Galleries of ScotlandISBN: 9781911054627Weight: 738 gDimensions: 265 x 245 x 12 mm
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"The Turner Prize winner leads a visual tour through his life in siz artworks - from college days to knighthood." - Telegraph"Grayson Perry brings his Smash Hits show to Scotland,celebrating 40 years of making art and mischief." - The Scotsman"National Galleries of Scotland is staging the biggest-ever exhibition of Sir Grayson Perry's work,at the Royal Scottish Academy,covering his 40-year career." - Art Mag"Perry is a manifestly talented artist who can draw detailed,precise,complex images." - GuardianNicola Meighan catches up with Sir Grayson Perry who's biggest exhibition has just opened at the National Galleries of Scotland. - BBC Podcast Culture Scene
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