Daniel Kelly : an American artist in Japan

Daniel Kelly has won worldwide renown for his printmaking and his striking, large paintings. His work has been purchased by major art institutions worldwide, from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the British Museum. Kelly's work is distinguished by a unique style born of an idiosyncratic perspective: he is an American who has lived in Kyoto for more than thirty years, and his work communicates images of Japan given life by his experiences both there and in his native land, and given form by the techniques of both cultures. This book catalogues Kelly's work from 1977 to the present in 3 parts: Painting: 44 colour plates of his finest works; Printmaking: 42 colour plates of the best of his prints; and lastly Print Catalogue Raisonne, a comprehensive, illustrated catalogue of all his editioned prints from 1977 to 2009.