A teenager finds solace in her art — and her friends — as she struggles to escape depression in this affecting new novel by Cathryn Clinton.After all the moves from town to town, after all her mom’s b
With Prussian blue, chrome orange, vermilion, and other bold colors, van Gogh changed the course of art history. These 16 full-page reproductions of his most popular works ? including Starry Night, Th
Some of the most memorable van Gogh paintings, including one of his best-known self-portraits, finely reproduced in full color, ready to share with friends on any occasion. Use as postcards, bookmarks
Vincent van Gogh evolved a vibrant technique, characterized by bold, slashing strokes. This collection of bookmarks includes details from 12 of his most revolutionary works, among them Self-Portrait w
Whether writing a shopping list or a poem, art and flower lovers will find this handy, inexpensive, and beautiful pocket-sized notebook irresistible. Its front and back covers are adorned with a full-
"For the great doesn't happen through impulse alone, and is a succession of little things that are brought together." - Vincent van Gogh, The Hague, Sunday, October 22, 1882, to Theo van GoghArtistic
Artist's remarkable legacy is recalled in this excellent collection that includes Sunflowers, The Bridge at Langlois, The Postman Roulin, Vincent's Chair, Cafe Terrace By Night, and 11 others.
Abrams' Master of Art series, instituted in the 1960s, chose prominent art historians to write a short text and commentary on well-known artists. These classic texts are reproduced in 9x12 paperback e
Gustav Klimt (1862-1918) is renowned for his two-dimensional, ornamental works, which made him famous worldwide as the most important representative of Viennese Art Nouveau. This volume provides insight into the artistic influences of the great artists of Modernism who helped to firm his remarkable oeuvre. Vienna in 1900 - the Vienna Secession, galleries, private art collectors and art magazines - introduced the art of the European avant-garde into Gustav Klimt's surroundings.The Viennese artist was open to the pictorial language of his contemporaries including Alma-Tadema, Minne, Rodin, Toorop, Hodler, Van Gogh, Monet, Khnopff, Toulouse-Lautrec, Whistler, Matisse and many others, and adapted elements from a variety of styles. The publication presents in large-format illustrations the works of Klimt and artists who were close to him, revealing significant and often surprising parallels.
