Ronald Bladen is an important figure in postwar American art, represented in the most important museum collections, including MOMA, the Whitney, and the Met.
He is regarded as a precursor of minimalists like Donald Judd-but unlike them, he infused his geometric forms with drama and emotion.
This book-the first monograph devoted to his work-will be essential for collectors, art libraries, and anyone with a serious interest in modern art.
