Diane Waldman
author
Diane Waldman is an American museum curator and author who has specialized in the study of modern art. She was educated at Hunter College (B.F.A., 1956) and New York University's Institute of Fine Arts (M.A., 1965). Her career includes significant roles at the Guggenheim Museum, where she served as an assistant curator from 1967 to 1969 and later as a senior curator until 1996. Waldman is recognized for her extensive research on several prominent artists, most notably Joseph Cornell, whose work she studied deeply during her graduate years. She has authored numerous monographs and exhibition catalogues, including works on Roy Lichtenstein, Ellsworth Kelly, Mark Rothko, and Willem de Kooning. Her scholarship often explores the 'found object' and scavenged collage art.[1]
- Pop Art
- Modernism
- Found Objects
Books
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Roy Lichtenstein€66.00
Works by Diane Waldman
- 1971 Roy Lichtenstein Monograph featuring an interview with the artist and 183 plates.
- 1969 Roy Lichtenstein: Drawings and Prints Monograph.
- 1970 Carl Andre Monograph.
- 1971 Ellsworth Kelly: Drawings, Collages, and Prints Monograph.
- 1971 Robert Mangold Monograph.
- 1972 Robert Ryman Monograph.
- 1975 Max Ernst: A Retrospective Monograph.
- 1977 Kenneth Noland: A Retrospective Monograph.
- 1978 Mark Rothko: A Retrospective Monograph.
- 1978 Willem de Kooning in East Hampton Monograph.
- 1982 Anthony Caro Monograph.
- 1984 Michael Singer Monograph.
- 1984 Will Insley: The Opaque Civilization Co-authored with Linda Schearer.
- 1986 Enzo Cucchi Monograph.
- 1986 Jack Youngerman Monograph.
- 1987 Emerging Artists, 1978-1986: Selections from the Exxon Series Exhibition catalogue.
- 1988 Willem de Kooning Monograph.
- 1992 Collage, Assemblage, and the Found Object Monograph.
- 1994 Mark Rothko in New York Monograph.
- 1997 Ellsworth Kelly: A Retrospective Editor and coauthor with Linda Schearer.
- 2002 Joseph Cornell: Master of Dreams Monograph.
References
- Waldman, Diane 1936-. Encyclopedia.com. 2026 link