Reframing Abstract Expressionism: Subjectivity and Painting in the 1940s
by Michael Leja
In Reframing Abstract Expressionism, Michael Leja revisits the movement’s development in the 1940s through a study of subjectivity and painting. The book offers an art-historical examination of how Abstract Expressionism can be understood through the relationship between inner experience and artistic form.
About This Book
Reframing Abstract Expressionism examines the relationship between subjectivity and painting in the 1940s.
Michael Leja offers a focused study of Abstract Expressionism, reconsidering how the movement can be understood through its approaches to artistic experience and painted form.
The book provides an art-historical perspective on a significant period in modern painting and on the ideas associated with Abstract Expressionism.
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