Kozloff, M. (1984). The Imaginary West: Paul Brach's recent paintings - nocturnal desert alndscapes tracked across by distant horses and bordered by Navaho-based, abstract designs - are here described as domesticated enclaves in wihich the rituals of painting are knowingly enacted. Art in America.
Cita Chicago Style (17a ed.)Kozloff, Max. "The Imaginary West: Paul Brach's Recent Paintings - Nocturnal Desert Alndscapes Tracked Across by Distant Horses and Bordered by Navaho-based, Abstract Designs - Are Here Described as Domesticated Enclaves in Wihich the Rituals of Painting Are Knowingly Enacted." Art in America 1984.
Cita MLA (8a ed.)Kozloff, Max. "The Imaginary West: Paul Brach's Recent Paintings - Nocturnal Desert Alndscapes Tracked Across by Distant Horses and Bordered by Navaho-based, Abstract Designs - Are Here Described as Domesticated Enclaves in Wihich the Rituals of Painting Are Knowingly Enacted." Art in America, 1984.