Van Gogh's Search for Self: Inspiration and Revelations
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Van Gogh's Search for Self: Inspiration and Revelations
39.99 €
Rembrandt, Monet, Hokusai — what do these artists have in common with Van Gogh? This is a unique large-scale study of the work of Vincent Van Gogh, whose masterpieces are closely connected with the works of the most famous artists in the world!
The publication contains excellent quality paintings, many of which are in the researcher's collection and have not previously been presented to the general public. Here Vincent Van Gogh appears before us not only as a brilliant artist, but also as a person who was in constant creative search: amazed, sympathetic, curious. He could find a source of inspiration for his paintings in literally everything: in still lifes painted by Paul Signac, in women in the work of Camille Pissarro, in the plots of Auguste Renoir. By combining their experiences, Van Gogh gave birth to an absolutely new type of art, in which "spontaneity and intensity" prevailed over the "linearity of realism".
Stephen Naifeh, a Pulitzer Prize-winning Van Gogh expert and author of the New York Times bestseller Van Gogh: A Life, provides a fascinating and detailed account of the great artist's inspirations, experiences, and key names and events. The book is filled with a large number of vivid illustrations on coated paper, and the materials used in the cover make it a real gift for all art lovers.
The publication contains excellent quality paintings, many of which are in the researcher's collection and have not previously been presented to the general public. Here Vincent Van Gogh appears before us not only as a brilliant artist, but also as a person who was in constant creative search: amazed, sympathetic, curious. He could find a source of inspiration for his paintings in literally everything: in still lifes painted by Paul Signac, in women in the work of Camille Pissarro, in the plots of Auguste Renoir. By combining their experiences, Van Gogh gave birth to an absolutely new type of art, in which "spontaneity and intensity" prevailed over the "linearity of realism".
Stephen Naifeh, a Pulitzer Prize-winning Van Gogh expert and author of the New York Times bestseller Van Gogh: A Life, provides a fascinating and detailed account of the great artist's inspirations, experiences, and key names and events. The book is filled with a large number of vivid illustrations on coated paper, and the materials used in the cover make it a real gift for all art lovers.
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