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Freedom in Form: Richard Hunt is a richly illustrated 116-page exhibition catalog accompanying the major retrospective of the same name, organized by the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum (ALPLM) in Springfield, Illinois. This publication delves into the life and work of Richard Hunt (1935–2023), a pioneering sculptor renowned for his abstract metal works and prolific public art commissions across the United States.
The catalog features insightful essays that contextualize Hunt's artistic achievements within the broader narrative of the struggle for freedom and civil rights in America. Contributors include curator Ross Stanton Jordan, Hunt's biographer Jon Ott, and historian Timothy J. Gilfoyle, PhD. Forewords by ALPLM Executive Director Christina Shutt and Rev. Michael J. Garanzini, SJ, provide additional perspectives on Hunt's legacy. Through a combination of scholarly essays, personal artifacts, and vivid imagery, Freedom in Form: Richard Hunt offers readers an in-depth exploration of Hunt's seven-decade career and his enduring impact on American art and culture.
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Pages: 116
Size: 9”x12”x 5/8”
Cover: Hard cover with foil stamp and dust jacket
Publisher: Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
Price: $40
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