Representing the first comprehensive overview of Jerry Bywaters' prints and printmaking career, Niewyk's study will serve as an introduction to the artist's work with lithographic and block prints. Art historians and collectors interested in Texas art will find it an invaluable reference tool. Thirty-four black-and-white lithographs and five full-color block prints are reproduced, in addition to Bywaters' book illustrations, many of his ephemeral works, and photographs of the artist and his subjects.
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"An eye-opening look at the early Dallas art scene and the prominent role Jerry Bywaters played within it." - David Dike, director, David Dike Fine Art"
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5 colour, 34 b&w reproductions, 22 b&w photographs, 111 illustrations, bibliography, index
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978-0-87074-519-5 (9780870745195)
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ELLEN BUIE NIEWYK is curator of the Bywaters Special Collections housed in the Hamon Arts Library at Southern Methodist University. RON TYLER is director of the Amon Carter Museum of Art. Jerry Bywaters hired MARY VERNON in 1967 to teach art at Southern Methodist University, where she is teaching still. FRANCES BEARDEN was Jerry Bywaters's secretary in his early years as director of the Dallas Museum of Art; she is the widow of Ed Bearden, an artist in Bywaters's circle.
