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The book cover shows one of his paintings. I'll bet you can guess the title after a quick look at the picture. After guessing the title, Bus Stop, you'll want to go back for a longer look.
I think that's one of the gift's of Ginsburg talent - capturing human nature doing regular day-to-day activities. Looking at his artwork is like looking at a photograph of friends or family or ourselves.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading about Ginsburg, learning more of his life and his art, and dwelling on the pictures. This is a wonderful book for the coffee table.
* I received a copy of Retrospective from NetGalley in exchange for my review. No other compensation was received.