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Robert Crumb Sketchbook Vol. 4 1982-1989 - Underground Comics Art Book
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$50.00
Robert Crumb Sketchbook Vol. 4: 1982–1989
The first three volumes of this series were met with the highest acclaim; expect this book to be no different. Combining volumes 7 and 8 from the first boxed set, it spans the years 1982 to 1989 and is filled with his signature perversions (in country settings), scathing social commentary, cruel self-portraits, experimental cubism… and some lovely sylvan landscape.
A Decade of Underground Art
This fourth volume captures Robert Crumb's artistic evolution throughout the 1980s, documenting seven years of unfiltered creativity from one of underground comics' most influential figures. The sketchbook format provides an intimate look at Crumb's raw artistic process, showcasing work that ranges from provocative social observation to experimental visual techniques.
What's Inside This Volume
This comprehensive collection merges two previously released volumes into a single edition, offering collectors and enthusiasts a complete view of Crumb's work during this transformative period. The sketches reveal his characteristic blend of irreverent humor and sharp cultural critique, set against both rural landscapes and urban environments. His experimental approach to cubism demonstrates technical versatility beyond his recognized comic style, while the pastoral scenes show a softer, contemplative side to his artistic range.
Collectible Art Book
As part of the acclaimed Robert Crumb Sketchbook series, this volume maintains the high production standards that made the previous editions essential additions to any serious comic art collection. The book preserves the authenticity of Crumb's original sketches, presenting them in a format that honors both the artist's vision and the historical significance of these works from the 1980s counterculture movement.
For Collectors and Art Enthusiasts
This sketchbook appeals to multiple audiences: dedicated Robert Crumb collectors completing their series, underground comics historians documenting American counterculture, art students studying illustration techniques, and readers interested in uncompromising artistic expression. The 1982-1989 period represents a mature phase in Crumb's career, making this volume particularly valuable for understanding his artistic development.
Robert Crumb Sketchbook Vol. 4 1982-1989 - Underground Comics Art Book
Regular price
$50.00
Robert Crumb Sketchbook Vol. 4: 1982–1989
The first three volumes of this series were met with the highest acclaim; expect this book to be no different. Combining volumes 7 and 8 from the first boxed set, it spans the years 1982 to 1989 and is filled with his signature perversions (in country settings), scathing social commentary, cruel self-portraits, experimental cubism… and some lovely sylvan landscape.
A Decade of Underground Art
This fourth volume captures Robert Crumb's artistic evolution throughout the 1980s, documenting seven years of unfiltered creativity from one of underground comics' most influential figures. The sketchbook format provides an intimate look at Crumb's raw artistic process, showcasing work that ranges from provocative social observation to experimental visual techniques.
What's Inside This Volume
This comprehensive collection merges two previously released volumes into a single edition, offering collectors and enthusiasts a complete view of Crumb's work during this transformative period. The sketches reveal his characteristic blend of irreverent humor and sharp cultural critique, set against both rural landscapes and urban environments. His experimental approach to cubism demonstrates technical versatility beyond his recognized comic style, while the pastoral scenes show a softer, contemplative side to his artistic range.
Collectible Art Book
As part of the acclaimed Robert Crumb Sketchbook series, this volume maintains the high production standards that made the previous editions essential additions to any serious comic art collection. The book preserves the authenticity of Crumb's original sketches, presenting them in a format that honors both the artist's vision and the historical significance of these works from the 1980s counterculture movement.
For Collectors and Art Enthusiasts
This sketchbook appeals to multiple audiences: dedicated Robert Crumb collectors completing their series, underground comics historians documenting American counterculture, art students studying illustration techniques, and readers interested in uncompromising artistic expression. The 1982-1989 period represents a mature phase in Crumb's career, making this volume particularly valuable for understanding his artistic development.