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About The Furniture Of Sam Maloof
Product Description An exploration of the life and work of America’s most distinguished craftsman. Sam Maloof (1916–) is a consummate furniture designer and maker, recognized worldwide as a craftsperson’s craftsman. This book examines Maloof’s lifetime of production. Documented in 200 illustrations, over 90 in color, Adamson traces Maloof’s career from his earliest efforts to the masterworks he produces today. Set in the context of the development of Southern California modernism and the contemporary American craft movement, this volume offers the first thorough look at Maloof’s extraordinary life and work, providing insights into the materials and techniques of woodworking, as well as the artisan lifestyle. Published in association with the Smithsonian American Art Museum. 95 color & 105 black & white illustrations Review "[A]n insightful, interesting read for anyone interested in the great man, or in woodworking in general." ― Alex MacFarlane, Furniture & Cabinet Making "I recommend you read this wonderful book. [Five stars]" ― Nick Gibbs, Good Woodworking About the Author Jeremy Adamson, curator of the Renwick Gallery, lives in Virginia.
