One of the best-known American sculptors of the modern period, David Smith (1906-1965) was a pioneer of abstract sculpture.
He revolutionized the possibilities of metal sculpture by introducing the industrial process of welding, enabling him to create the most extraordinarily balanced compositions - using metal to 'draw in space'.
Predominantly known as a sculptor, the book also sheds light on his prolific practice of drawing, sketching, writing and photographing his sculptures.
Dimensiones: 25 (alto) x 17 (ancho) cm / Nº de páginas: 144