Caro
Hardback monograph on the life and work of British sculptor Anthony Caro. Published by Prestel in 1992, 264 pages.
Celebrated for his pioneering use of welded steel and his role in redefining modern sculpture, Caro moved beyond the pedestal to create works that engage directly with space and the viewer. This volume surveys his evolution from early abstract constructions to monumental pieces in bronze, aluminum, and paper. Featuring over 200 color and black-and-white photographs by John Hedgecoe, it offers an intimate look at Caro’s studio practice and his lasting influence on twentieth-century sculpture.
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Hardback monograph on the life and work of British sculptor Anthony Caro. Published by Prestel in 1992, 264 pages.
Celebrated for his pioneering use of welded steel and his role in redefining modern sculpture, Caro moved beyond the pedestal to create works that engage directly with space and the viewer. This volume surveys his evolution from early abstract constructions to monumental pieces in bronze, aluminum, and paper. Featuring over 200 color and black-and-white photographs by John Hedgecoe, it offers an intimate look at Caro’s studio practice and his lasting influence on twentieth-century sculpture.
