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*037  $bHarry N Abrams Inc, C/O Hachette Book Group USA 3 Center Plaza, Boston, MA, USA, 02108$nSAN 200-2205
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*1001 $aNessim, Barbara
*24510$aBarbara Nessim :$ban artful life /$cedited by David Galloway ; designed by Anna Demchick ; with contributions by Roger Black [and twelve others].
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*500  $aPublished on the occasion of an exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum, Feb. 15, 2013-May 18, 2013.
*504  $aIncludes bibliographical references.
*5058 $gPrologue / Barbara Nessim --$gIntroduction:$tUnder the radar /$rDavid Galloway --$tStarting out /$rMatthew Israel in conversation with Barbara Nessim --$gPortfolio: Man and machine 1960 --$tAnatomizing the not (e) books /$rChristoph Benjamin Schulz --$gPortfolio: Word & image 1966-1968 --$tFashion forward /$rAnne Telford --$gPortfolio: Womangirls 1971-1974 --$tWalking as womangirl /$rElyssa Dimant --$gPortfolio: Plain shoes 1971-1975 --$tConceptual illustration /$rSteven Heller --$tIllustrations come back /$rRoger Black --$gPortfolio: Heads of color 1978-1984 --$tElectronic atelier /$rCynthia Goodman --$gPortfolio: Computer heads 1982-1984 --$tRandom access memories and digital publishing /$rDouglas Dodds --$gPortfolio: Random access memories 1990-1991 --$tThe model project /$rKiša Lala --$gPortfolio: Model project 2008-2009 --$tThe divine image: space and time in context /$rPhilip Koether --$tChronicles of beauty /$rDavid Galloway --$gPortfolio: Chronicles of beauty 2009-2010 --$tLooking backward /$rGloria Steinem --$gPortfolio: Collage drawing heads 2011-2012 --$tThe human connection /$rMilton Glaser --$gVoices.
*508  $aDesigned by Anna Demchick.
*520  $aBarbara Nessim: An Artful Life, edited by the art writer and critic David Galloway, and published by Abrams in February 2013. The book explores her versatile career with essays by a dozen international authors, including the fashion critic Elyssa Dimant, the German art historian Christoph Benjamin Schulz, and Douglas Dodds, curator of the display at the V & A. Friends and colleagues such as Gloria Steinem, Milton Glaser, Ali MacGraw and Zandra Rhodes have also contributed their own reminiscences.
*520  $a"Internationally renowned artist and illustrator Barbara Nessim's images of female figures, originating in the counterculture of the 1960s, place her in a tradition of American iconography that extends from Norman Rockwell to Keith Haring. A constant innovator, Nessim incorporates fashion, computers, and photography into her popular art. This book captures not only the work--ranging from the sketchbooks that are the wellspring of her art to prominent magazine assignments, such as a Rolling Stone cover of John Lennon, to elaborate large-scale projects--but also the life that carried her from New York's high bohemia as a young artist to the world of cutting-edge visual journalism."--Publisher's website.
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Internationally renowned artist and illustrator Barbara Nessim's images of female figures, originating in the counterculture of the 1960s, place her in a tradition of American iconography that extends from Norman Rockwell to Keith Haring. A constant innovator, Nessim incorporates fashion, computers, and photography into her popular art. This book captures not only the work-ranging from the sketchbooks that are the wellspring of her art to prominent magazine assignments, such as a Rolling Stone cover of John Lennon, to elaborate large-scale projects-but also the life that carried her from New York's high bohemia as a young artist to the world of cutting-edge visual journalism.

Praise for Barbara Nessim:

"Women who built careers as illustrators in Mad Men-era New York were few and far between, and one is Barbara Nessim." -The New York Times