This beautifully produced volume presents a comprehensive survey of the work of Josef Floch (1894–1977), the distinguished Austrian painter whose remarkable career carried him from Vienna to Paris and, following his flight from Nazi-occupied Europe, to New York.
Richly illustrated with landscapes, portraits, interiors and figure paintings, it traces the development of Floch’s distinctive, quietly enigmatic style—shaped by Cézanne, Cubism and European modernism, yet entirely his own.
Published to accompany the first major retrospective of his work, Josef Floch: Vienna – Paris – New York is a substantial and illuminating introduction to an important twentieth-century artist whose paintings deserve to be much more widely known.
Although the accompanying text is in German, this is above all a visual book, filled with wonderful reproductions of Josef Floch’s work.
This is a new, unused book.
