Barbara Rogers: The Imperative of Beauty — Signed First Edition
A radiant monograph on Barbara Rogers, known for her intricate, organic abstractions that blur the line between desert mysticism and ornamental baroque. With full-color reproductions across 200+ pages, this volume documents decades of lush, surreal works—each painting a world of its own, rich with color, movement, and symbolic form.
Bound in metallic copper with powder blue embossed typography, the hardcover glows like brushed bronze beneath light. The matching dust jacket wraps the book in a symphony of botanical and celestial shapes. Signed in black ink by the artist in 2012, this edition is both artifact and archive.
Pairs well with maximalist shelves, golden tones, and collections focused on contemporary women artists.
A radiant monograph on Barbara Rogers, known for her intricate, organic abstractions that blur the line between desert mysticism and ornamental baroque. With full-color reproductions across 200+ pages, this volume documents decades of lush, surreal works—each painting a world of its own, rich with color, movement, and symbolic form.
Bound in metallic copper with powder blue embossed typography, the hardcover glows like brushed bronze beneath light. The matching dust jacket wraps the book in a symphony of botanical and celestial shapes. Signed in black ink by the artist in 2012, this edition is both artifact and archive.
Pairs well with maximalist shelves, golden tones, and collections focused on contemporary women artists.
A radiant monograph on Barbara Rogers, known for her intricate, organic abstractions that blur the line between desert mysticism and ornamental baroque. With full-color reproductions across 200+ pages, this volume documents decades of lush, surreal works—each painting a world of its own, rich with color, movement, and symbolic form.
Bound in metallic copper with powder blue embossed typography, the hardcover glows like brushed bronze beneath light. The matching dust jacket wraps the book in a symphony of botanical and celestial shapes. Signed in black ink by the artist in 2012, this edition is both artifact and archive.
Pairs well with maximalist shelves, golden tones, and collections focused on contemporary women artists.
