The Portraits Speak: Chuck Close in Conversation with 27 of His Subjects
Lausten Cossutta Design, Los Angeles, California, 1997
Description
A book designed to bring to a broad audience the work of Chuck Close and the artists he painted. To do this, each artist’s conversation opens with a visual narrative of full-bleed black-and-white photos showing both the artist and his or her work. These photo-narratives are intended to show connections between the artist’s life and work that might otherwise be overlooked. A limited printing budget guided decisions such as the jacketless cover, the 28-page color frontispiece that opens the book, the documentary-like black-and-white body of the book, and the lightweight paper.
Collections:
50 Books | 50 Covers of 1997
Discipline:
Book design
Format:
Book
Credits
- Design firm
- Lausten Cossutta Design
- Graphic designers
- Judith Lausten, Renée Cossutta
- Editor
- Joanne Kesten
- Typeface
- Gill Sans
- Printer
- Publishers Press
- Paper
- Sterling Matte
- Publisher
- A.R.T. Press
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