A book review. Ruudt Peters: Bron / Source

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Published: 17.06.2019

A book review. Ruudt Peters: Bron / Source.

Ruudt Peters: Bron / Source, book cover.
Decker, A. and Elenskaya, M. (eds.)
Hardcover, 24 x 28 cm, 278 pp.
154 colour and 47 b/w ills., 41 QR codes
Arnoldsche
ISBN 978-3-89790-499-6

Bron is one of the latest thoroughbred additions to the already highly-prized stable that makes up Arnoldsche's art jewellery library. Conceived to accompany Ruudt Peter's eponymous major 44-year retrospective, its glossy coffee-table format, superb close-up photography, and a modicum of carefully-chosen text offer a complete chronological overview of the artist's work from the 1970s to the present day.

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