Van Gogh
- An elegant and documented book, loyal to the legacy of Cercle d’Art
- Features 60 to 70 of the artist’s iconic pieces, accompanied by clear and concise text that sheds light on the artist’s specific contribution to art history
- A concise biography and introductory notes that provide structure to the volume, making for an enjoyable and enlightening read
- Texts written by a renowned specialist in art history
A major figure well known to the French public, Vincent van Gogh is today one of the most famous, most reproduced, and most studied artists. This monograph offers a rich and vivid reading of his work, placing his paintings and self-portraits at the heart of a journey marked by the tension between light and inner turmoil. From The Potato Eaters to Sunflowers, from The Bedroom in Arles to The Starry Night, the book highlights the work and the decisive moments in the life of an artist who profoundly transformed modern painting, and provides readers with the keys to understand its full depth.
Between Paris, Amsterdam, and New York, this volume sheds light on the artist’s masterpieces and offers a clear, elegant, and accessible interpretation of his art.
- Publisher
- Editions Cercle d'Art
- ISBN
- 9782702212165
- Publish date
- 12th Jan 2027
- Binding
- Hardback
- Territory
- USA & Canada
- Size
- 7.48 in x 9.45 in
- Pages
- 96 Pages
- Illustrations
- 70 color, 5 b&w
- Name of series
- ART Collection
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