Bruno Leti Six Memos On The Art Of Bruno Leti

Art, Design & Photography Biography & Memoir

Bruno Leti Six Memos on the Art of Bruno Leti, written by respected Australian art historian Sasha Grishin, offers an intimate tour through the painter-printmaker’s luminous body of work. This 2002 Australian hardcover pairs Grishin’s crisp commentary with page after page of full-colour reproductions, making it both a visual feast and a concise introduction to Leti’s abstract language.

The generously sized, jacketed volume arrives in very good condition, pages clean and tidy. An inscription on the inner cover page adds a personal touch, hinting at a thoughtful previous owner without claiming authorial signature. Heavy art-stock paper and crisp image plates invite slow browsing or desk-side inspiration for artists and collectors alike.

Ideal for young adults, adults, or anyone drawn to modern Australian art, this illustrated monograph slots neatly into art history, biography, or leisure-reading shelves. Searchers hunting Leti, Grishin, or art theory gift books will find this edition a scarce, well-preserved keepsake from the early 2000s.