Degas: Beyond Impressionism (National Gallery London Publications)

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Degas: Beyond Impressionism (National Gallery London Publications) Details

From Library Journal The art of Edgar Degas continues to captivate art lovers and historians alike. The National Gallery of London and the Art Institute of Chicago have comounted a notable exhibit of late Degas drawings, pastels, sculpture, and paintings sure to please American visitors to the Art Institute late this year. Although the more than 300 high-quality illustrations alone justify the acquisition of this book, this is much more than an exhibit catalog. Kendall (Degas Intime, Univ. of Washington, 1995) methodically debunks two myths surrounding Degas and his work during his later years (1890-1917): Degas was not a recluse, and he did not actively conceal his late work. The author also explores the evolution of Degas's broader technique, choice of heightened colors, and changing subject matter during those later years. Essential for all types of libraries, whether catering to general readers or scholars.?P. Steven Thomas, Illinois State Univ. Lib., NormalCopyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc. Read more

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This is a really great book if you're an artist or not but especially if you are an artist as it explains a lot of his technique. It's quite comprehensive covering his life and work and has a lot of color plates. Very nice and I got mine used for a great price!

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