This richly illustrated monograph, Bruno Leti: Portrait of a Printmaker, written by eminent art historian Sasha Grishin, offers a comprehensive study of the life and work of Bruno Leti, one of Australia’s most accomplished contemporary printmakers, painters, and book artists.
 
The book explores Leti’s creative journey — from his Italian heritage and migration to Australia, to his evolution as an artist renowned for his mastery of colour, texture, and form across multiple mediums.
 
Through in-depth analysis, essays, and stunning reproductions of his works, Grishin examines Leti’s artistic philosophy, his technical innovation in etching and monotype, and his contribution to the Australian printmaking landscape.
 
The publication also delves into the intimate relationship between Leti’s art and literature, as seen through his collaborations with poets and his finely crafted artist books.
 
Copies of this book in new, sealed condition - such as this one are increasingly hard to find.
 
Available to buy now from The Fine Art Hut.