Everett Raymond Kinstler:
The Artist's Journey through Popular Culture - 1942–1962
Written by Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr. and Everett Raymond Kinstler.
Introduction by Robert Brustein.
Published August 2005.
The first in-depth look at the early career of this famous portraitist, teacher and illustrator. 240 pages, color throughout, with over 375 illustrations, many from originals. With annotations by the artist.
First hardback edition of 2000 copies.
U.S. Price: $19.00 includes free shipping!
Non-US: Discount price includes AIR MAIL shipping ($49.50) anywhere
in the world: $60.00.
The Artist's Journey through Popular Culture - 1942–1962
Written by Jim Vadeboncoeur, Jr. and Everett Raymond Kinstler.
Introduction by Robert Brustein.
Published August 2005.
The first in-depth look at the early career of this famous portraitist, teacher and illustrator. 240 pages, color throughout, with over 375 illustrations, many from originals. With annotations by the artist.
First hardback edition of 2000 copies.
U.S. Price: $19.00 includes free shipping!
Non-US: Discount price includes AIR MAIL shipping ($49.50) anywhere
in the world: $60.00.
Everett Raymond Kinstler:
The Artist's Journey through Popular Culture - 1942–1962
Limited Signed Deluxe edition
(limited to 700 copies, signed by artist and author, slipcased,
with an extra color signature plate and 16 extra b&w plates)
Regularly $95.00 plus postage.
Reduced price and free Priority Mail shipping to the U.S.!
Price: $35.00. Non-US: Deluxe Signed Edition
Special sale price includes AIR MAIL shipping anywhere
in the world: $75.00
The Artist's Journey through Popular Culture - 1942–1962
Limited Signed Deluxe edition
(limited to 700 copies, signed by artist and author, slipcased,
with an extra color signature plate and 16 extra b&w plates)
Regularly $95.00 plus postage.
Reduced price and free Priority Mail shipping to the U.S.!
Price: $35.00. Non-US: Deluxe Signed Edition
Special sale price includes AIR MAIL shipping anywhere
in the world: $75.00
“It took a lot of courage for an artist like Ray Kinstler to say
‘I’m not abandoning what I know is the vitality of art.’
“The vitality of art is in the capturing of life – capturing the pulse of the human beast. And that is what Ray insisted on doing throughout this tremendous change in artistic fashion.”
Tom Wolfe
“The vitality of art is in the capturing of life – capturing the pulse of the human beast. And that is what Ray insisted on doing throughout this tremendous change in artistic fashion.”
Tom Wolfe
“Kinstler would have been a great illustrator – he can really draw, and I mean draw.”
James Montgomery Flagg
James Montgomery Flagg
“I don’t think there’s been a better portrait painter since Sargent, Kinstler is that good.”
Tony Bennett
Tony Bennett
“It’s about time there was a great book about this great illustrator.”
Sergio Aragones
Sergio Aragones
“Everett Kinstler’s portrait of me is my favorite.”
Katharine Hepburn
Katharine Hepburn
“A rich and varied volume of magnificent examples of Kinstler’s formative works. Conscientious and well-illustrated. Bravo!”
William Stout
William Stout
“Nobody has his combination of stunning technique, accuracy and energy. An unbelievable talent! This book knocked my eyes out.”
Thomas Yeates
Thomas Yeates
"Your Kinstler book is a knockout! It's beautifully organized, greatly illustrated and sensitively written. It is truly a voyage of Everett's 20 years as an illustrator and comic book artist."
Herb Rogoff
Herb Rogoff
THE book devoted to the classic master