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 Tony Angell: Puget Sound Through an Artist's Eye Published July 2009 Order now at Amazon.com. |
Reviews of Tony's Latest Book Tony Angell: Puget Sound Through an Artist's Eye "If this were a 'mere' coffee-table book showcasing Angell's birds, it would still be magnificent. But it is, first, a celebration of the Sound . . . and second, an inquiry into the artist s craft. There may be more visual artists who can write than writers who can paint or draw, but Angell is exceptional both as an observer of nature and at his own mind and hands work." ---Living Bird "If you've lived here for any length of time, you ve seen an Angell sculpture: in a public place, an art gallery or a private home. Puget Sound Through an Artist s Eye chronicles 40 years of the Seattle-area artist s sculptures and paintings of the birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and undersea life of our region. It s a summing up to date of Angell s career and a testament to the tenacity and inventiveness he draws on to pursue his quarry. And it s a cri de coeur for a halt to the degradation of one of the most beautiful and fecund places on Earth. As with the best coffee-table books, you can read the narrative straight through, or stop and linger over Angell s marvelous way with marble and chlorite, limestone and serpentine. This is a keepsake book -- a testament to an artist s passion for his work and for Puget Sound, his home and his muse." ---Seattle Times |
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BOOKS,
Written and Illustrated by the Artist
2005
In
the Company of Crows and Ravens,written with John Marzluff, illustrated
by Tony Angell. Yale University Press. Available
for purchase at Amazon.com.
1978 Ravens, Crows, Magpies and Jays, University of
Washington Press, Seattle/London.
1974 Owls, University of Washington Press, Seattle/London.
1972 Birds of Prey of the Pacific Northwest Slope,
Pacific Search Press, Seattle.
BOOKS,
Illustrated by the Artist
1995-97
Selected Biographies -Birds of North America, America Ornithologist's
Union. (illustrator)
1995
The Descent of Love, by Bert Bender, University of Pennsylvania Press
(illustrator)
1992 The Pinyon Jay, written by John Marzluff,
illustrated by Tony Angell. T & AD, Poyser, London
1988
Sea Brothers: American Sea Fiction Since Moby Dick, by Bert Bender.
University of Pennsylvania Press (illustrator).
1985 Blackbirds of the Americas, by Gordon Orians,
illustrated by Tony Angell, University of Washington Press, Seattle/London.
1982
Marine Birds and Mammals of Puget Sound, illustrated by Tony Angell
and written with Ken Balcomb. Sea Grant with distribution by University of Washington
Press, Seattle/London
BOOKS with
Content by or about the Artist
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1998
Iridescent Light: Origins of Pacific Northwest Art, Tarzan Ament, Deloris,
University of Washington Press, Seattle, Washington (chapter on Tony Angell
and his work)
1998 Natural Habitat: Contemporary Wildlife Artists of
North America, Gerdts, William Spanierman Gallery, New York, New York
1998 Alaska's Copper River Delta, by Riki Ott, University
of WA Press (sculptural work included)
1997 Leading The West: 100 Contemporary Painters and Sculptors,
by Don Haggerty, S.W. Art Press (work included)
1997 Pintores de la Naturaleza, by Robin Shilcock,
Central Hespano (sculpture images included)
Some of Tony's books are available through Amazon.com's
new and used bookselling service.
Articles,
Written by the Artist
2002, Autumn "The Ivory-bill's Last Stand" Living
Bird Magazine
2001, Winter "The Heart of an Artist; An intimate portrait
of legendary bird artist Don Eckelberry," Living Bird Magazine
Articles
and Programs About the Artist
"Books
for Birders; Puget Sound Through an Artist's Eye review" Bodio, Steve. Living
Bird magazine, Winter 2010.
"Tony
Angell evokes Northwest nature in 'Puget Sound Through an Artist's Eye',"
Gwinn, Mary Ann. Seattle Times, November 20, 2009.
"Puget
Sound Through an Artist's Eye: Tony Angell" interview. People for
Puget Sound blog, October 2009.
"A
soaring sculptor," Fisher, Brooke. The
Enterprise paper, February 4, 2005
"The Art of Living," Raitt, Carol. @the
Zoo, Woodland Park Zoo magazine, Spring 2004
"Wrestling
with Stone," Seven, Richard. Southwest
Art, June, 2003
“Romancing the Stone,” by Rebecca Rowland, Wildlife Art,
July/August 2003
"Tony
Angell, Renaissance Man," by Delores Tarzan Ament, History Link.org
(Online Encyclopedia of Washington State History), March 1, 2003
“Spark In the Rock,” by Ivan Doig, LYWAM Art Museum Catalogue,
2002
"Woodland Park Zoo:
Art at the Zoo ," Zoo.org, Woodland Park Zoo website, 1999
"A Life in Stone," Pacific Northwest Magazine, December 5,
1999
"Touchstones," Todd Wilkenson, Orion Magazine (winter), 1997
"Summoning Spirits from Stone" by Todd Wilkenson, Seattle Magazine
(November), 1996
"Coaxing Magic from Stone" by Todd Wilkenson, Wildlife Art Magazine,
1995
"Sculptor: Tony Angell", KCTS Channel 9 special program, Fall 1987
"Stone Spirits" by Ivan Doig, Washington Magazine, Fall 1986
"Tony Angell : Influences Molding My Work", Southwestern Art,
May 1986
"Tony Angell", by Ivan Doig, Gilcrease Magazine of American History
and Art, 1986
"Tony Angell" by Kimberly C. Patton, Artists of the Rockies,
1984
"Tony Angell" in Persimmon Hill, Magazine of the National Academy
of Western Art, 1984
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