For those who want to start their own business, for those who want to integrate desktop publishing into what they already do, and for corporate or institutional desktop publishers, this highly-regarded reference introduces and explains both the human relationships and the work processes of DTP, including the basic tools necessary for getting started. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Desktop Publishing Success: How to Start and Run a Desktop Publishing Business

Computers & Technology

Krämer, Felix

Lovaas, Maggie

Graphics & Design

Irwin Professional Pub Computer

A comprehensive overview of Emil Nolde, this book traces the artist’s entire career, providing new perspectives on his life and work. Known as a master of color, Emil Nolde used many different types of media besides painting, including watercolor, drawing, and prints, to create works such as his numerous flower paintings and coastal landscapes. The book explores Nolde’s expressionist painting technique and reexamines his motives as an artist by looking at how his works were received and how this was shaped by the artist’s image of himself. As well as featuring Nolde’s lesser studied early and late paintings and previously unpublished works this volume also takes the latest research on Nolde’s work and his relationship to National Socialism into account. The book accompanies an extensive retrospective on Nolde’s work.

Emil Nolde: Retrospective

Arts & Photography

Individual Artists

Prestel

Brimming with illustrations of some of the world's best loved Impressionist paintings, this book offers fresh and fascinating insights to explain why, initially, Impressionism was considered radical--and why it remains one of the most popular artistic movements of all time. The story of how and why Impressionism came into being is as intriguing as the artworks themselves. While this volume focuses on the movement's development primarily through the works of Claude Monet, it also gathers together some of the most important works by other Impressionist artists of the 1860s and 1870s. Readers will learn how the upheavals in French society--shifts in the relationship between man and nature, between work and leisure, as well as technological progress and increased mobility--all contributed to Impressionism. Equally as fascinating is the evolution of the movement the introduction of plein air painting; the shift from the timeless to the ephemeral; the ascension of color and light over subject matter. Organized chronologically, the book also demonstrates the ways that Impressionism's development was cyclical and complex, as painters adapted the style for their own use. Thus, works by lesser-known artists such as Frederic Bazille, Armand Guillaumin, or Stanislas Lepine are shown alongside masterpieces by Auguste Renoir, Edgar Degas, and Edouard Manet. By focusing on Impressionism's earliest stages, the book offers a thorough and satisfying exploration that paves the way for a deeper understanding of the movement's myriad hybridizations and, eventually, the birth of abstraction. This delightful overview also offers readers a thoughtful context from which to appreciate these most beautiful works of art."

Monet and the Birth of Impressionism

Prestel-Verlag

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