An early monograph dedicated to British contemporary artist Nicky Hoberman, whose unsettling paintings explore childhood, identity, innocence, and psychological tension.
Known for her distorted figures, exaggerated proportions, and dreamlike compositions, Hoberman transforms familiar images of children into strangely ambiguous portraits. Her work exists somewhere between innocence and unease, combining the visual language of childhood with an almost surreal sense of psychological dislocation.
Published by Entwistle in London, this richly illustrated catalogue features essays by Stuart Morgan and Mick Finch, offering an early perspective on Hoberman's distinctive artistic practice.
Book Details
Artist: Nicky Hoberman
Contributors: Stuart Morgan, Mick Finch
Publisher: Entwistle, London
Year: 1998
Edition: First edition
Format: Hardcover, illustrated in color
Pages: 32
Dimensions: Approximately 28 × 24.6 cm
Language: English
ISBN: 9780953402502
Category: Contemporary Art / Painting / Women Artists / Artist Monographs
