● A collection showcasing a wide range of works by Barbara Kruger, a leading American conceptual artist. Known for her powerful typography in red, white, and black combined with iconic photographs, Kruger's work visually explores themes of power structures, gender, identity, and consumer society. ● This book includes early collage works to representative appropriation pieces, allowing readers to trace the evolution of her expression, which has significantly influenced artistic practices since postmodernism. ● Foreign book ● Hardcover ● Number of pages: 96 pages ● Size: 317 x 265mm ● Publication date: 1990 ● Publisher: Harry N. Adams ● Condition Inside pages: In clean condition with no missing pages, tears, folds, stains, or writing. Cover: Minor scratches of 2-5mm on the corners, two small 5mm scratches on the lower spine, and some yellowing on the spine. Otherwise, generally in good condition (please check the images). ● Immediate purchase is welcome without comments. We do not offer discounts, so please refrain from requesting price reductions.