Vintage hardback monograph on the life and work of Constantin Brancusi. Essay by Pontus Hultén, with chronology and catalogue by Natalia Dumitresco and Alexandre Istrati. Published in 1987, 336 pages."This comprehensive study brings together over 600 illustrations—205 of them showing Brancusi’s work through his own photographs—and presents an in-depth chronology alongside a fully illustrated catalogue of his oeuvre. It includes sculptures, drawings, studio views, and archival material, with essays that trace the evolution of Brancusi’s vision from early Paris years to his studio’s reconstruction at the Pompidou. With 64 color plates and 5 gatefolds, the volume offers an intimate, authoritative portrait of one of the 20th century’s most influential sculptors and his enduring search for essential form."
