An elegy for the vanished Yugoslavia and a journey through the intertwined history of a family and a nation.

Giving an account of the life and work of Joseph Cornell, this volume offers professional and personal anecdotes, colour reproductions, and concise sidebars on the major players and the cultural and social movements that shaped the artist's work.

A novel about two museum guards, one an eccentric uncle, the other his orphaned nephew, DeFoe. This book is an examination of the desire to step out of the everyday and into action. With echoes of the holocaust and of a world lost but not forgotten, this is a poignant novel.

Interviews with Cornell and his family, and access to the artist's letters and papers, inform Diane Waldman's text as she probes the elusive imagery of his work. This illustrated volume covers Cornell's entire career from the surrealist-inspired collages to his return to collage before his death.

A high quality paperback edition of the beautiful and successful hardback.

The art of Joseph Cornell.