Against Reason, Volume 1 HC25 and finds Bruno’s idealism laughable

and finds Bruno’s idealism laughable

human emotions

and phantasmagoric large-scale paintings as a response to his traumatic experience of living through the United States’ atomic attack on Japan during World War II

Ian Kershaw's two volume biography

Against Reason, Volume 1 HC25 and finds Bruno’s idealism laughableOriginal essays and visual art that reveal the depth and complexity of the sculpture of American modernist Tony Smith, placing his multifaceted practice in dialogue with contemporary voices. Against Reason, Volume 1 is published alongside the Tony Smith Catalogue Raisonn: Sculpture, itself the first of two volumesthe other focusing on architecturedocumenting the artists career. This book reveals the depth and complexity of Smiths oeuvre in sculpture