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Eight Pioneers of Malaysian Art
Eight Pioneers of Malaysian Art
- ISBN 13:
9789814561211
- ISBN 10:
9814561215
- Edition: 2nd
- Format: Hardcover
- Copyright: 01/07/2015
- Publisher: Marshall Cavendish International (Asia) Pte Ltd
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Summary
Eight Pioneers of Malaysian Art is the result of monumental research and documentation by art historian, Dr. Tan Chee Khuan. Handsomely-produced and containing more than 200 depictions of the eight artists’ work, this book promises to become the definitive tome on the pioneer artists of Malaysia.
Further to the beautiful paintings and artwork, the book contains exhaustive essays, notes, biodata and more, ensuring the work will prove illuminating to anyone with an interest in the work, lives and struggles of Malaysia’s most important artists.
Adding to the comprehensive scope of the book, there are insightful contributions from Ooi Kok Chuen, Susie Koay, Dr. Askandar Unglehrt, Lee Joo For and Brother Joseph McNally, as well as statements by the artists themselves whenever
possible.
Further to the beautiful paintings and artwork, the book contains exhaustive essays, notes, biodata and more, ensuring the work will prove illuminating to anyone with an interest in the work, lives and struggles of Malaysia’s most important artists.
Adding to the comprehensive scope of the book, there are insightful contributions from Ooi Kok Chuen, Susie Koay, Dr. Askandar Unglehrt, Lee Joo For and Brother Joseph McNally, as well as statements by the artists themselves whenever
possible.
