Samaras Album

Lucas Samaras
Samaras Album
Photographs: Lucas Samaras
Publisher: Whitney Museum of American Art & Pace Editions Inc.
104 pages
Year: 1971
Comments: Hardcover. 300 x 245 mm. First edition, 1971. Text in english. Limited edition of 2100 copies. Included in Andrew Roth, The Book of 101 Books. A few pages slightly shaken. Copy in good condition.
Autointerview. Autobiography. Autopolaroid.
Album gathers the artist's first body of photographic work…Working alone, often late at night and almost always in the nude, Samaras turned his cluttered apartment into an impromptu Theater of the Ridiculous with himself as both willing cast and inspired crew...[in this book] Images--usually antic, erotic variations on a theme--are reproduced in their original size in color and black-and-white, and arranged in grids, in rows, or singly on a page as if in a family snapshot album or a demented high school yearbook." Vince Aletti in "The Book of 101 Books"






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