Tate British Artists: Terry Frost illustrated by Zoe Barker

Tate British Artists: Terry Frost illustrated by Zoe BarkerTerry Frost (19152003) was one of Britains great abstract painters. His career started with his introduction to art in a prisoner of war camp, and stretched into the 21st century. Resolutely abstract and joyful, his paintings, collages, and sculptures are known for their exuberance and strong color. In this book, Chris Stephens presents Frosts art in historical and international context.

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