This is the catalogue of the exhibition which opened at the National Gallery of Art in May 1988 before travelling to the Art Institute of Chicago and the Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais in Paris. The exhibition contained more than 200 of Gauguin's works of art, including paintings, ceramics, sculpture, drawings and prints. The text, by curators of the participating museums, all experts on Gauguin, illuminates and reappraises early works and also suggests new approaches to the study of Gauguin and his art.

The Art of Paul Gauguin

Arts & Photography

Françoise Cachin

Richard Brettell

Charles F. Stuckey

Claire Frèches-Thory

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

Little,Brown & Co

Monet: A Retrospective

HARPERCOLLINS,AUSTRALIA

Dust cover has minor creases and marks due to storage. Book in excellent, new condition.

Monet Water Lilies

Beaux Arts Editions

National Gallery of Art

Scott Burton Chairs

Contemporary Arts Center and the Fort Worth Art Museum

Dust Jacket in Very Good condition. Front endpaper has small stain.

Berthe Morisot : Impressionist

William P. Scott

Suzanne G. Lindsay

History & Criticism

Hudson Hills Press

Book by Stuckey, Charles F.;Lindsay, Suzanne G.

Berthe Morisot, Impressionist

This book, originally published to coincide with the blockbuster exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1995--the most comprehensive retrospective ever assembled of Monet's work--features 161 masterpieces by Monet drawn from public and private collections all over the world, along with an extensive, month-by-month chronology which examines the artist's life and career in absorbing detail. 278 illustrations, 226 in color.

Claude Monet 1840-1926

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Konemann UK Ltd

Discusses Monet's career, and shows his paintings of the water lily pond in his garden

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