Randall Griffey is associate curator in the Department of Modern and Contemporary Art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
"Marsden Hartley’s Maine, accompanying an exhibition at the Met
Breuer, is as tantalizing for what it omits as for the insights it
offers into Hartley’s creative intelligence. . . . Besides
examining in-depth both the early and late Maine periods, the
present book includes a fine essay on materials and techniques,
based on careful examination of a dozen works, which shows a
surprising continuity in composition and methods across Hartley’s
career."—Christopher Lyon, Hyperallergic
"This book provides deeper understanding of his artistic range,
particularly as it relates to Maine’s landscapes (including the
iconic Mount Katahdin). . . . This great introduction to Hartley’s
life and works is recommended for art enthusiasts and students
alike."—Library Journal
"A fine catalogue of Marsden Hartley’s Maine pictures."—Morgan
Falconer, World of Interiors
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