INGRES The Library Of Great Painters Slipcase

The remarkable beauty and variety of Ingres's art are thoroughly showcased in this volume, featuring forty-eight of his significant paintings in vibrant full color. Robert Rosenblum, a Professor of Fine Arts at New York University and its Institute of Fine Arts, provides an insightful analysis of each painting, delving into their stylistic nuances and themes. Accompanying these analyses and an extensive introductory text are 142 black-and-white illustrations of Ingres's works, along with those of lesser-known contemporaries and followers, which deepen our appreciation of the master.

Rosenblum's fresh and knowledgeable perspective positions Ingres not only as a distinguished artist but also as a figure intertwined with both major and minor artistic movements of his era and the subsequent development of modern painting. The volume is fully indexed and includes biographical and bibliographical information, making it a significant resource for understanding this nuanced artist and his impact on nineteenth- and twentieth-century art, while the abundant illustrations offer a visual treat.

190 illustrations, including 48 tipped-in color plates. Comes in a cardboard slipcase.

Out Of Print. Condition: Very Fine Minus. Cardboard slipcase has small mark and bumped corner.