Comtois, Ulysse; Et AlBiblio.com
Crawley, Susan Mitchell; Ulysses DavisBiblio.com
The Treasure of Ulysses Davis: Sculpture from a Savannah Barbershop
2008Best.-Nr. 78237University Press of Mississippi. New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - Flawless copy brand new pristine never opened -- Text in English. 120 pp. With 134 ills. 131 col. . 30 x 21 cm. -- with a bonus offer--; In the early 1950s Ulysses Davis 19141990 opened a barbershop he built behind his home in Savannah Georgia. A whittler since boyhood he soon began carving figures from wood in his spare time. He decorated the outside of his barbershop and filled the inside with his reliefs and freestanding carvings. During his lifetime Davis created more than three hundred works producing a varied but unified body of wood sculpture that reflects his faith humor and dignity. Daviss sculptures range in height from six to more than forty inches and can be divided into several major categories: religious images patriotism works influenced by African forms abstract decorative objects and portraits of African and American leaders. The latter includes what many regard as Daviss masterworka series of forty carved busts of all the U.S. presidents through George H. W. Bush. Because the artist rarely sold his sculptures his carvings have had limited exposure outside of Georgia. Davis wanted his work to stay together after he died and most of his sculpture is now held by the King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation in Savannah. The Treasure of Ulysses Davis accompanies an exhibition organized by the High Museum of Art Atlanta. The definitive introduction to Daviss work the book features full-color reproductions of 120 sculptures. . 2008. 1932543279 . University Press of Mississippi hardcover
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