Darger: The Henry Darger Collection at the American Folk Art Museum 0810913984
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Very Good Condition, Aside from slight dusty smell. 128 Pages. 2001 Hardback thru American Folk Museum & Harry N. Abrams. 11x8.25x.5 inches. Synopsis "Presents a catalog of the works of Henry Darger found at the American Folk Art Museum. Chicago artist Henry Darger was a reclusive janitor who created a massive body of highly imaginative artwork that continues to amaze critics nearly 30 years after his death. In addition to several hundred drawings, Darger produced many double-sided paintings, voluminous diaries, an autobiography of more than 5000 pages, and an illustrated, 15,000-page fictional epic about the "Vivian Girls." This extraordinary output would have been lost to the world were it not for the efforts of his landlord, Nathan Lerner, a photographer and cofounder of the Institute of Design. (After Lerner's death, his widow created the Henry Darger Study Center in collaboration with the American Folk Art Museum in New York.) Anderson,..." 266-03-03-25-291
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