David Aronson: Paintings, Drawings, Sculpture

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The book explores the life and work of David Aronson, an immigrant artist whose Jewish heritage and diverse influences create a unique blend of religious and secular themes in his art. It features vivid reproductions of his encaustic, pastel, charcoal, and bronze pieces, alongside his 1967 lecture "Real and Unreal: The Double Nature of Art," which sheds light on his creative philosophy. An interpretive essay by Asher Biemann contextualizes Aronson's contributions within art history and cultural discourse, appealing to both scholars and general readers.