Anthony Caro is one of the world's most respected and influential sculptors. Best known for his radical brightly painted abstract steel sculptures of the 1960s - and, more recently, for London's Millennium Footbridge, the slenderest, most graceful of steel structures, designed in partnership with architect Norman Foster and engineers Ove Arup & Partners - Caro has been a continual innovator in a career that spans over half a century.
This book, published to mark Caro's eightieth birthday, offers a complete introduction to the sculptor's life and work to date. Included are two substantial new interviews with Caro, presenting accounts of the creative process, personal recollections of other artists such as Henry Moore, David Smith and Kenneth Noland and fresh insights into his own work.
Anthony Caro
A critical analysis of the career of the distinguished British sculptor, Anthony Caro, is accompanied by photographs of a representative sampling of his work.
Anthony Caro, Sculpture 1969-84
"Anthony Caro holds a particular eminence as the artist who in recent years has most significantly extended the tradition of constructed sculpture established by Picasso on the eve of World...
Also included in the book are essays by Kenneth Brummel and New York-based curator and critic Karen Wilkin that consider Caro's sculptures from the perspective of his studio practice and his previous work.
Anthony Caro: The Cascades
This volume offers an illuminating perspective on Caro's adventurous sense of the appropriate form and function of sculpture as he experimented simultaneously with their size, scale and medium --
Published to coincide with an exhibition of Caro's sculpture at the Tate Gallery, London, 16th October, 1991 - 5th January, 1992
"Annely Juda Fine Art is pleased to present an exhibition of works by Sir Anthony Caro, spanning seven decades of his career including early pieces from the 1950s through to his last works in 2013 .
Caro: Five Sculptures by Anthony Caro : an Arts Council Collection Exhibition