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Maxon Crumb

3.8/5 ( ratings)
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Born in 1945, Maxon Crumb is the youngest brother of Charles and Robert Crumb. Although Maxon has been drawing, painting, and writing for over 25 years , it is only since the publication of Maxon's Poe and HardCore Mother his first novel, that his artistry has been accessible to a wide audience.

From 1997 Maxon has earned his living solely through art sales, book royalties, and private commissions. Despite his busy schedule he still takes time to enjoy long walks in the country and explore his inner self. He still meditates a few hours a week on the streets of San Francisco.

Maxon's worldview is in his art. He is well versed in classic art and literature, as seen in his references to European masters and exotic images of Aztecan/Mayan architecture and sacrificial rituals. Suppressed sexual tension and curiosity are expressed in searching, sometimes graphically violent, compositions. Throughout his work runs a current of sophisticated, subliminal social commentary.

Maxon is a quiet genius; eccentric, perhaps, but practical aplenty to balance his creative gifts.

Maxon Crumb

3.8/5 ( ratings)
Website
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Born in 1945, Maxon Crumb is the youngest brother of Charles and Robert Crumb. Although Maxon has been drawing, painting, and writing for over 25 years , it is only since the publication of Maxon's Poe and HardCore Mother his first novel, that his artistry has been accessible to a wide audience.

From 1997 Maxon has earned his living solely through art sales, book royalties, and private commissions. Despite his busy schedule he still takes time to enjoy long walks in the country and explore his inner self. He still meditates a few hours a week on the streets of San Francisco.

Maxon's worldview is in his art. He is well versed in classic art and literature, as seen in his references to European masters and exotic images of Aztecan/Mayan architecture and sacrificial rituals. Suppressed sexual tension and curiosity are expressed in searching, sometimes graphically violent, compositions. Throughout his work runs a current of sophisticated, subliminal social commentary.

Maxon is a quiet genius; eccentric, perhaps, but practical aplenty to balance his creative gifts.

Books from Maxon Crumb

The Graphic Canon, Vol. 2: From Kubla Khan to the Brontë Sisters to The Picture of Dorian Gray

3.9/5 ( ratings)

Crumb Family Comics

4.1/5 ( ratings)

Hardcore Mother

2.5/5 ( ratings)

Maxon's Poe: Seven Stories And Poems

3.8/5 ( ratings)

Maxon Crumb: The Monograph

3.8/5 ( ratings)
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