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The final painting: the last works of the great masters
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"An intense focus on the late and final work of great painters has become a striking trend in recent years. Exhibitions have been devoted to 'the Late' Raphael, Tintoretto, Rembrandt, Goya, Turner, Manet, Gauguin, Monet, Matisse and Pollock and fresh research has been carried out into the work these artists produced in the twilight of their careers. This has led in many cases to surprising discoveries and a renewed appreciation of the late work. 'The Final Painting' collects these fresh insights into 30 of the world's greatest painters and their last works in a highly readable book, beginning with Jan van Eyck and ending with Pablo Picasso. Besides the painters mentioned already, it includes Bellini, Titian, Caravaggio, El Greco, Rubens, Artemisia Gentileschi, Cézanne, Klimt, Renoir, Modigliani, Munch, Mondrian, Kahlo and Hopper. Persistent myths and clichés are challenged: Van Gogh was not the solitary figure as so often suggested: the story behind Raphael's celebrated La Fornarina was made up in the 19th century; the elderly Tintoretto did not paint many of his huge late canvases single-handedly; and Manet's last works are much more than the paintings of a terminal patient"--Publisher's description.
Contents
Introduction: painters and their last works -- Jan van Eyck -- Giovanni Bellini -- Raphael -- Albrecht Dürer -- Titian -- Tintoretto -- Caravaggio -- El Greco -- Peter Paul Rubens -- Anthony van Dyck -- Artemisia Gentileschi -- Rembrandt -- Franciso Goya -- Joseph Mallord William Turner -- Édouard Manet -- Vincent van Gogh -- Paul Gauguin -- Paul Cézanne -- Gustav Klimt -- Egon Schiele -- Pierre-Auguste Renoir -- Amedeo Modigliani -- Claude Monet -- Edvard Munch -- Piet Mondrian -- Henri Matisse -- Frida Kahlo -- Jackson Pollock -- Edward Hopper -- Pablo Picasso.
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Antwerp: Ludion, 2021
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- 9493039390
- 9789493039391
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