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The Art of Mark Ryden’s Whipped Cream FO R T H E A M E R I C A N B A L L E T T H E AT R E
By M A R K R Y D E N
The Art of Mark Ryden’s Whipped Cream FOR THE AMERICAN BALLET T H E AT R E
S P E C I F I C AT I O N S • Page Count: 260 • 300 color photographs and illustrations • Dimensions: 8 3/8 x 11 3/8” • Format: Boxed postcards ART / PERFORMING ARTS ISBN-13: 978-2-37495-058-7
USD $49.95 / CAN $62.95 / UK £35.00
In 2017, Mark Ryden, the “Godfather of Pop Surrealism,” tackled a new medium: ballet. In partnership with American Ballet Theatre, he designed the costumes and sets for a brand new version of Richard Strauss’s 1924 ballet, Whipped Cream. Featuring interviews with and commentaries from principal dancers including Misty Copleland, David Hallberg, Stella Abrera, and Sarah Lane, as well as members of the creative team, The Art of Whipped Cream showcases Ryden’s amazing concept art as well as paintings made specifically for this ballet. From costumes to backdrops and accessories, you’ll be able to observe and experience the show through exclusive images as if you were sitting in the first row!
The Gay 90’s Crowned the “Godfather of Pop Surrealism,” Mark Ryden is adored and followed by millions of fans. This collectible portfolio showcases the reproduction of 24 paintings and drawings of one of his most beloved and iconic shows: The Gay 90’s. Blending pop culture themes with techniques reminiscent of the old masters, Mark Ryden has created a singular style that blurs the traditional boundaries between high and low art; creating a new genre of painting known as “Pop Surrealism.”
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“Whipped Cream offers a gold mine of colorful characters with a rich irresistible score and the opportunity for a wild journey into fantasy that only the art of ballet can provide.” — P l a yb i l l
The Gay 90’s HIGHLIGHT • These beautiful cards are handselected exclusively from Mark Ryden’s critically acclaimed show and book The Gay 90’s
S P E C I F I C AT I O N S • 24 plates • Dimensions: 6 3/8 x 9 3/8” • Format: Boxed postcards ART / POP CULTURE ISBN-13: 978-2-37495-000-6
USD $24.95 / CAN $31.95 / UK £17.99