Book DescriptionPublished in 1995 (but sold primarily to collectors), this beautiful soft cover art book (with a sewn binding) is now available for the first time through bookstores. The book includes Doug West’s exquisite serigraphs of the New Mexico landscape. These serigraphs—fine art images on paper using a silkscreen process—are vividly hued with the colors of the most subtle rainbow: blues, greens, mauves.
Joseph Dispenza writes, "Doug West captures the state in all its natural glory from towering peaks to long desert stretches." West’s magnificent skies with voluminous clouds, his arid river banks dotted by native brush, and turn-of-the-day horizons are like no others.
Accompanying the twenty-eight color plates in the book are the artist’s reflections about the times and places that inspired each serigraph.
This was the first book in the New Mexico Magazine Artist Series. As with the other books in the series, the author provides a detailed biographical essay of the artist and a chapter that shows (with black-and-white photos) and discusses the process by which the artist creates his work. Это и многое другое вы найдете в книге The Serigraphs of Doug West (Joseph Dispenza)