Leonda Finke

Leonda Finke

With photographs by David Finn

A renowned medalist and sculptor, this first comprehensive book on Leonda Finke's work explores her life-size bronzes through the probing and sensitive detail photographs of photographer David Finn. Says Finke, "David Finn's photos reveal aspects of my work that even I was unaware of when I made them. His camera, his unique eye, has searched and discovered, has led the way, illuminating details and nuances."

Finke's sculptures, primarily of women, are both calm and tortured; heroic and sympathetic. Their roughly textured surfaces give them power beyond their solitary poses, as they stand, sit, recline, crouch and twist, all the while seemingly immersed in their own thoughts. Even her most static figures are brought to life by the Finke's skillful understanding of the intricacies of subtle movement in the human body.

Book Details

  • June 2006

  • Pages: 272

  • Photographs: 55 color and 150 black and white

  • Size: 10-1/4" x 11"

  • Item #: 1-932646-21-3

  • Price: $65.00

Contact

For more information, please contact:

Susan Slack
Vice President, Ruder Finn Press

301 East 57th Street
New York, NY 10022

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Leonda Finke

Leonda Finke

With photographs by David Finn

A renowned medalist and sculptor, this first comprehensive book on Leonda Finke's work explores her life-size bronzes through the probing and sensitive detail photographs of photographer David Finn.

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