The book "Beuys: Skulpturen / Sculptures" offers a deep insight into the impressive work of the artist Joseph Beuys, who lived from 1921 to 1986. Beuys was known for his provocative sculptures that embody not only aesthetic values but also raise profound questions about human existence. This catalog, which accompanies the exhibition at the National Gallery of Canada, presents 14 sculptures and a selection of drawings created over four decades. The texts by art historian David Franklin and gallery owner Aeneas Bastian provide valuable perspectives on Beuys' art and its significance. The catalog is bilingual and is aimed at art lovers as well as anyone interested in the connection between art and social issues. With a hardcover and 108 pages, this book is a valuable addition to any collection.