MAGGI HAMBLING THE WORKS and conversations with Andrew Lambirth

Category: Publications

Price: £45

Published by Unicorn Press in 2006, this 240-page, hardback monograph contains archive photographs of the artist, and over 200 reproductions of her works. Price £50 (including p&p within UK). Signed copies: £75.

Andrew Lambirth

Andrew Lambirth has written monographs on Ken Kiff, L.S. Lowry, Craigie Aitchison and R.B. Kitaj. His monograph 'Roger Hilton: The Figured Language of Thought' is available from Thames & Hudson, as is the above-mentioned monograph on Ken Kiff. Andrew Lambirth is art critic of The Spectator, and has written for a wide range of publications including The Sunday Times and The Independent. From 1990 to 2002, he was contributing editor of RA, The Royal Academy of Arts magazine.

"Maggi Hambling is as articulate in person as she is adventurous in her painting. In conversation with Andrew Lambirth she is funny, moving and occasionally scurrilous. This book is a rich source of information about her life and art." Charles Saumarez Smith, Director, National Gallery

"The body of work is one of the great contemporary achievements in British art. Maggi Hambling belongs to no school but the universal, and to no trend but the individual and the authentic. Public and private, serious and gay (in every sense), grave and light, mysterious and clear, if there is one quality that may be singled out in so restlessly searching and varied an artist, it is energy. Life, humour, wit and a fiercely absolute commitment to the moment charge her works. Andrew Lambirth is her perfect interlocutor." Stephen Fry

author: iapmag

Works for Sale:

Browse by Subject:

MAGGI HAMBLING THE WORKS and conversations with Andrew Lambirth