Guy Robertson’s meticulously researched catalogue raisonné on the prints of Howard Hodgkin (1932–2017) is the definitive publication on this aspect of the artist’s work.
It succeeds Liesbeth Heenk’s book of 2003, published 14 years before Hodgkin stopped working, which reproduced most of the prints in black and white.
In this new book, Robertson extends the oeuvre from Heenk’s 181 prints to 271, and provides detailed and highly informative entries for each print, all of which are supported by high quality colour reproductions.
Guy Robertson’s meticulously researched catalogue raisonné on the prints of Howard Hodgkin (1932–2017) is the definitive publication on this aspect of the artist’s work.
It succeeds Liesbeth Heenk’s book of 2003, published 14 years before Hodgkin stopped working, which reproduced most of the prints in black and white.
In this new book, Robertson extends the oeuvre from Heenk’s 181 prints to 271, and provides detailed and highly informative entries for each print, all of which are supported by high quality colour reproductions.
