Title: Interesting history of a realist, good demonstration of figurative painting
Product review: The best part of this book is the biographical information. Silverman was a realist painter when abstract expressionism (Pollock) was the rage. He discusses what it was like to belong to a group of realist painters selling their work in a small gallery and how they moved on from that. He also describes his thought process while he is painting and is not afraid to talk about his 'failures.'
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