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Publication Name
Kurt Jackson
Title
Kurt Jackson
Subtitle
Painting-sea-sky-light-land-cornwall
ISBN-10
1861714483
EAN
9781861714480
ISBN
9781861714480
Release Date
25/11/2013
Release Year
2013
Country/Region of Manufacture
GB
Item Length
156mm
UPC
9781861714480
Publication Year
2013
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Book Title
Kurt Jackson: Painting-Sea-Sky-Light-Land-Cornwall
Item Height
234mm
Author
Jeremy Mark Robinson
Publisher
Crescent Moon Publishing
Genre
Art & Culture
Topic
Nature
Item Width
156mm
Item Weight
465g
Number of Pages
204 Pages

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KURT JACKSON A new book about the British landscape painter Kurt Jackson (b. 1961). This new hardback edition includes many new illustrations. including photographs taken for this new edition. The text has been completely updated. EXTRACT FROM CHAPTER 4: One of Kurt Jackson's appealing concepts is that the ocean is one of the last true wildernesses left on the planet. It's an idea that I found very interesting when he explained it to me when we first met in St Just. I took it that he meant a spiritual as well as an ecological or natural wilderness. Jackson's art can thus be seen as an art that is the border region between humanity and nature, between culture and nature, as well as literally tackling that area - the coast - which is neither land nor sea. Note that Kurt Jackson is always facing outwards from the land, and looking towards the ocean, not painting with his back to the sea, and looking towards the land (and notice that the many boats and ships and helicopters and such in this area are left out of the paintings, too). So Jackson's Porth series, about Priest Cove, and all of his sea paintings, are very important in his art in articulating this idea of the ocean as the last wilderness. 'Have you ever wondered what's out there?' is a question that Kurt Jackson asks (it's the title of one of his major paintings, too - the centrepiece of the Porth series). Jackson has repeated the question over a number of related works: the title of two 2004 pieces is The Last Wilderness In Western Europe? This was painted on Jura (in Scotland), and both pictures are consciously emptied of human marks - just empty moorland and a delicate blue sky. An earlier picture, part of the Cape series, was entitled Do You Ever Wonder What's Out There? (1999) - an unusual composition in the Jackson oeuvre which puts the horizon very high, and focusses on the dark blue ocean flecked with white spray. Kurt Jackson isn't that interested in many of the connotations of the ocean - the moon, time, goddesses, rebirth (though moons do appear in his art from time to time). He's not really interested in religious or pagan or magical symbols in that way. And he's not that interested in shipping, fishing, and all things maritime, like J.M.W. Turner was. But when Jackson asks a question like 'have you ever wondered what's out there?', and considers the sea as one of the last wildernesses, that alters the interpretation of his sea paintings. It doesn't apply to all of them, though: in plenty of paintings (and not only the smaller or more modest ones), Jackson is not thinking in terms of big themes. Fully illustrated, with a revised text. Bibliography and notes. ISBN 9781861714480. Also available in hardback. www.crmoon.com REVIEWS ON AMAZON: A well- written and thoughtful book. * So useful to gain such insight into an artist's life and inspirations.

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Publisher
Crescent Moon Publishing
ISBN-13
9781861714480
eBay Product ID (ePID)
190169112

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Book Title
Kurt Jackson: Painting-Sea-Sky-Light-Land-Cornwall
Author
Jeremy Mark Robinson
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Nature
Publication Year
2013
Genre
Art & Culture
Number of Pages
204 Pages

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Item Height
234mm
Item Width
156mm
Item Weight
465g

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Jeremy Mark Robinson
Country/Region of Manufacture
United Kingdom

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