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Charles Biederman
by Larsen, Susan C. & Neil Juhl Larsen
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| Charles Joseph Biederman (1906-2004) was a highly influential and iconoclastic American artist and theoretician who influenced the modernist movement both abroad and in the United States. He was particularly drawn to the relationship between nature and art, and wrote extensively on the subject -- it became the topic of fourteen books that he published. Deeply engaged in theories of art and nature and art and science, he maintained a nine-year correspondence, eventually published, with the British quantum physicist and philosopher David Bohm. A Midwesterner by birth, he held nature as the ultimate root of art, but insisted upon a wholly abstract translation of the natural into visual elements of color, plane, and form. | | |
Published 2011
by Hudson Hills Press, Hardcover, 304 Pages, ISBN: 9781555953355, ISBN-10: 1555953352, List Price $60.00.
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