
Wall Street Journal Reviews ANNI AND JOSEF ALBERS: Equal and Unequal by Nicholas Fox Weber
“With its staggering array of photos and reproductions, this is a book meant to be browsed and savored rather than read straight through.”
“With its staggering array of photos and reproductions, this is a book meant to be browsed and savored rather than read straight through.”
“…anyone will find much to savor here—love of dogs not even required.”
“…retells and retraces the evolution of one of the world’s most complex architectural palimpsests with elegance, economy, and wit.”
“Dolin’s use of Hitchcock to exorcise past demons is an inspired mélange of cinematic critique and private confession.”
“A heartwarming and heartbreaking story of friendship and grief.”
“…a valuable and immensely enjoyable addition to the library of all who are interested in jazz and popular song of the mid-twentieth century…”
“Gardner’s muscular, impatiently expert prose recalls Robert Hughes in his city books, ‘Barcelona’ and ‘Rome.'”
“This history is told with all the great verve, insight and eye for detail that Mr. Gardner’s criticism is noted for.”
“Dasal writes with humor and honesty, offering truth mixed with speculation…”
“An effusive celebration of a multitalented performer.”
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