THE ART OF PAUL GAUGUIN. 335 Color, 300 Black~And~White Illustrations

Language: English

Published by Washington DC etc~. 1988. National Gallery Of Art, Washington / The Art Institute of Chicago in association with New York Graphic Society Books / Little, Brown and Company, Boston. Catalogue of an exhibition organized by the National Gallery Of Art, 1988

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large dark green embossed full cloth hardcover ~ 2º (folio ~ 12.5"x9.5"). large "coffee table" book, international or priority shipping will cost extra. dustwrapper in protective brodart book jacket cover. fine cond. binding square & tight. covers clean. edges clean. tiny scratch on the front endpaper. a few faint spots on the dedication page, otherwise contents free of markings. dustwrapper in fine cond. small scratch top of spine, not torn or price clipped. nice clean copy. no library markings, store stamps, stickers, bookplates, no names, inking, underlining, remainder markings etc~. first edition. first printing (nap). full color frontis. illustration. 2 color title pg. xxvi+519p. glossy pages throughout. 335 glossy color illustrations, several full page. 300 b&w illustrations. bibliography. list of exhibitions. writings by Paul Gaugun. index of titles. art history. art books. biography. ~ The Art of Paul Gauguin, the catalogue for the most comprehensive exhibition of Gauguin's art since the memorial show of 1906, examines the artist's entire oeuvre from his early "impressionist" paintings to the late, monumental Tahiti works. In addition to the many important paintings from collections throughout the world, the ornamental ceramic vessels, carved doorframes, transfer watercolors, and drawings add a new dimension to our understanding of how Gauguin came to exert such a great and lasting influence over modern art. Gauguin's remarkable production as an artist, rather than his exotic, troubled life in such places as Tahiti and Brittany, is the true subject of this volume. Six incisive essays and informative commentaries on almost 300 works of art chronicle Gauguin's life and career. The book also includes an illustrated, fully documented chronology; a bibliography; and an index of titles of works. The authors of The Art of Paul Gauguin are among the most distinguished scholars in the field of late nineteenth~century French art: Francoise Cachin, director, Musee d'Orsay; Richard Brettell, director, Dallas Museum of Art, formerly Searle Curator of Paintings, The Art Institute of Chicago; Claire Freches~Thory, curator, Musco d'Orsay; Charles F. Stuckey, curator of twentieth~century art, The Art Institute of Chicago and formerly of the National Gallery, all assisted by Peter Zegers, special consultant to the project. "This exhibition is a celebration of Paul Gauguin, the artist~traveler, taking us from his early years in France through sojourns in Brittany; Martinique, and Aries and then, finally; to Tahiti. The Art of Paul Gauguin is the first exhibition since the memorial show in Paris in 1906 to cover the full range of Gauguin's work: painting, sculpture, ceramics, and graphic arts." ~J. Carter Brown, Director, National Gallery of Art. "Gauguin was the greatest colorist of the late nineteenth century and the principal source for a tradition in twentieth century painting that continued with Matisse. During the five~year preparation of this exhibition a wealth of new technical and documentary material has come to light that will contribute significantly to our understanding of Gauguin's life and work." ~James N. Wood, Director, The Art Institute of Chicago.

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Title
THE ART OF PAUL GAUGUIN. 335 Color, 300 Black~And~White Illustrations
Author
Brettel, Richard, Francoise Cachin, Claire Freches~Thory & Charles F. Stuckey with assistance from Peter Zegers
Publisher
Washington DC etc~. 1988. National Gallery Of Art, Washington / The Art Institute of Chicago in association with New York Graphic Society Books / Little, Brown and Company, Boston. Catalogue of an exhibition organized by the National Gallery Of Art
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1988
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Fine
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Hardcover
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English
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0821217232
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1st Edition, Illustrated Edition
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