Gene Kloss Catalog Raisonné

Book Reviews

The Gene Kloss Catalogue Raisonne is a triumph. The value of Gene Sanchez' careful and conscientious study is immeasurable. This beautiful production truly honors Ms. Kloss and the forever-changed world she captured, placing her into a deserved place in the history of American art.
Jina C. Brenneman, Curator of Visual Arts, Harwood Museum of Art, University of New Mexico, Taos

If you review books, a lot of fine publications come across your desk. Some are better than others. And every once in a while - a great while - a publication of extraordinary beauty and interest arrives in your hands. Before writing a word about it, you just sit and marvel at its excellence.
Gary Michael, Bloomsbury Review, 2009

The Gene Kloss two volume set is an instant collector's item.
Bill Whaley, Horsefly 2009

What an eye! What a hand! The reproductions included in these two stunning volumes show us how Gene Kloss saw and interpreted the world around her. Not only are these great works of art, but also wonderful historical records that future generations will cherish.
Fran Larsen, Artist

The tireless efforts of Gene Sanchez have brought much needed clarity and expertise to our understanding of the extensive and prolific career of one of American's master printmakers, Gene Kloss. This achievement is stunning in its scope; a beautiful and remarkable compilation of images and exhaustive record of her prints.
Nedra Matteucci, Nedra Matteucci Galleries, Santa Fe, NM

As a confirmed Gene Kloss addict, this new Catalogue is like a dream come true. Gene Sanchez, with his team, has done a great service to American art. And he has honored Gene Kloss in this beautifully appropriate publication.
John Armstrong, Kloss Collector

With the arrival of Gene Sanchez's long-awaited two-volume Gene Kloss Catalogue Raisonne the word definitive comes immediately to mind. Not only is it the definitive work on Kloss because of its accuracy and completeness (600 pages with complete dating and physical information about each of the known prints), it's ease of use for collector and academic alike, and it's nearly 600 brilliant full-color photographs but it is also definitive in the sense that it undeniably establishes Kloss's place as America's foremost woman printmaker.

Gene Kloss was indeed fortunate to be the beneficiary of such a monumental labor of love, no less than we, the art-public, are lucky that this collection of one extraordinary woman's work is now secured in its fullness for all time.
Anthony Sobin, Taos Fine Art, Taos, New Mexico

Dealers in the work of Gene Kloss have literally been waiting years for this catalogue raisonne. For Gene Sanchez the project represents a labor of love, but for the gallery world the finished volumes are an invaluable scholarly reference.
Mikkel Saks, Saks Galleries, Denver