Chaim Gross

Vintage hardback monograph, Chaim Gross, by Frank Getlein. Published by William Morrow and Company, New York, 1980. First edition, 251 illustrations, including 56 color plates. 235 pages. “A richly illustrated survey of Chaim Gross, the Austrian-born American sculptor known for his expressive carved figures and enduring fascination with the human form. Bringing together sculpture and drawings from across his career, the book traces Gross’s distinctive approach to wood, stone, and bronze, from acrobats and dancers to intimate studies of family and everyday life. A substantial record of an artist whose work combines modernist form with warmth, movement, and humor.”