In four volumes, spanning 1920 to 1977, explore the brilliant life and career of Jack Bush, a mid-century modern painter whose creative trajectory flowed from landscapes to abstraction. Authored by Dr. Sarah Stanners, this comprehensive record of paintings by Jack Bush also includes new essays by Michael Fried and Karen Wilkin, Clement Greenberg's only essay on the artist, the most extensive bibliography and exhibitions list to date, and the first full biography of the artist.