Anthony Whishaw

Anthony Whishaw, Volume 1, provides an authoritative look at the expansive career of the British painter. This catalog explores a vast range of styles and subjects, moving from the depths of space to the microscopic electrochemical activity within the human brain. The works featured in this volume span various scales, ranging from small eight-inch pieces to massive canvases nearly 23 feet long. Through a blend of figurative and abstract approaches, the artist utilizes diverse media, including sand, soil, ash, and metal, to examine the intersections of memory and experience.

Richard Davey provides insightful text that unravels the complexities found within these paintings. As a significant entry in the study of British painters, this book examines how past and present pictorial languages merge to create unique visual encounters. This volume serves as a detailed resource for those interested in fine art catalogs and the evolution of contemporary painting. It offers a deep investigation into the multifaceted creative process of a remarkable artist.