9783775717502: Claude Monet: Fields in Spring
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ISBN 10 : 3775717501 ISBN 13 : 9783775717502
Editeur : Hatje Cantz, 2006

Synopsis

A large-format, impressive volume with over one hundred color illustrations: a complete overview of Monet's spring fields and landscape impressions. This monograph invites the reader to contemplate the many ways Claude Monet depicted one of his main themes: fields and meadows. Starting in 1873, he began painting the fields around Argenteuil. Monet compared this cultivated land to the untouched meadows of the Seine landscapes, which he began producing in 1878 around the area of Vétheuil. After moving to Giverny, he painted one of his most important works, Fields in Spring of 1887. This painting articulates the typical Impressionist theme in its remarkably austere organization of surfaces and highly systematic palette, which marks a turning point in Monet s oeuvre.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

A large-format, impressive volume with over one hundred color illustrations: a complete overview of Monet's spring fields and landscape impressions. This monograph invites the reader to contemplate the many ways Claude Monet depicted one of his main themes: fields and meadows. Starting in 1873, he began painting the fields around Argenteuil. Monet compared this cultivated land to the untouched meadows of the Seine landscapes, which he began producing in 1878 around the area of Vétheuil. After moving to Giverny, he painted one of his most important works, Fields in Spring of 1887. This painting articulates the typical Impressionist theme in its remarkably austere organization of surfaces and highly systematic palette, which marks a turning point in Monet s oeuvre.

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Éditeur
Hatje Cantz
Date d'édition
2006
Langue
anglais
ISBN 10 
3775717501
ISBN 13 
9783775717502
Reliure
Relié
Nombre de pages
144
Coordonnées du fabricant
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Personne responsable
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