Mark Ryden’s Anima Animals Illustrated by Kati Lacker

Mark Ryden’s Anima Animals Illustrated by Kati LackerStep into the whimsical and uncanny world of Mark Ryden, the celebrated pioneer of Pop Surrealism. This lavishly produced volume features 60 color plates, an artist statement, and an insightful essay by Linda Tesner. Encased in Rydens signature pink design, the book offers an intimate look at the artists creative process, from paintings and drawings to porcelain sculptures and installations. For over two decades, Ryden has conjured a bestiary of

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Old fans and new readers alike will find inspiration and encouragement from everyone’s favorite precocious young architect

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Some of these women have stood on their own

Featuring more than 50 brilliant bookish broads

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It encourages readers to compare the sizes of the different animals to themselves—seeing how long their tongues are compared to a giraffe’s or how big their teeth are compared to a great white shark’s—and it helps to put in context just how big or small these incredible creatures are

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