Yale University Press - Lucian Freud Catalogue Raisonne Prints

This definitive volume from Yale University Press offers a complete record of Lucian Freud's printmaking career. As the first volume of the Lucian Freud catalogue raisonne dedicated to his prints, this book serves as an essential resource for collectors, historians, and art enthusiasts. It covers the full span of his printmaking output, beginning with his early linocuts from the 1930s and concluding with his final etching published in 2007. Building upon the foundation of previous cataloguers, this work incorporates significant new material that has emerged since the artist's death. Every print Freud produced is included, providing a level of detail not found in other publications. Each entry is fully catalogued by Toby Treves, ensuring a high standard of scholarly accuracy. The book includes reproductions of every work, ranging from standard editions to uneditioned etchings and unique proofs, making it a vital addition to any library focused on graphic arts and printmaking.