Ed. di 1625 esempl., di cui 1500 num. 1-1500, e 125, con litografia originale, num. I-C e A-Z
Tit. della cop

The book likely examines Robert Morris's artistic journey, focusing on key works, concepts, and the evolution of his ideas over time. It may delve into his early practices in sculpture and installation art and discuss how his work challenges traditional notions of art, space, and viewer interaction. The text could also address Morris's theoretical writings, which often discuss the relationship between art and perception, materiality, and the role of the viewer in experiencing art.

The book may also consider Morris's impact on contemporary art and how his innovative approaches paved the way for later artists and movements. It might include analyses of specific installations and sculptures, emphasizing how they invite viewers to engage with the artworks physically and intellectually.