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'a comprehensive ... [and] stunningly illustrated reference guide ... extremely good value'

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'a sumptuous introduction ... each page a chromatic shimmer'
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£30.00

As the leader of the Impressionist movement Claude Monet had a tremendous influence on late-19th-century painting. In this book 48 colour plates, each with a commentary, illustrate the range and variety of his work. more information>>

£12.99

Author and photographer Vivian Russell follows in Claude Monet's footsteps to photograph his favourite haunts, and describes a personal and artistic journey that led him to create some of his most famous images of landscape. more information>>

£20.00

Taschen's Renoir, the most complete retrospective book of this painter's work, examines in detail the history and motivation behind the legend. more information>>

£24.99

This volume is part of a four-volume series about art and its interpretation in the 19th and 20th centuries. The books provide a valuable introduction to modern European and American art and criticism. more information>>

£18.00

Berthe Morisot was an important woman impressionist. She refused to accept the limitations imposed by her time, class and gender and became an accomplished and popular painters of the 19th century. more information>>

£11.18

This study redefines the American artist Mary Cassatt's status in the Parisian avant-garde and in American art, placing her work in the wider context of 19th-century feminism and art theory. more information>>

£6.36

This book about Monet has been published to accompany the exhibition "Monet: The Seine and the Sea - Vétheuil and Normandy, 1878-1883" at the National Galleries of Scotland in Edinburgh from 6th August - 26th October 2003. more information>>

£17.05

Despite the numerous books on Monet, this period at Vetheuil has never before, in English, been examined in detail. It was Monet's most productive period, for of the 350 pictures made in the 5 years, over 130 are now in the world's great galleries. more information>>

£23.75

Claude Monet (1840-1926) was the most typical and the most individual Impressionist painter. His long life he dedicated to a pictorial exploration of the sensations which reality, and in particular landscape, offer the human eye. more information>>

£4.79

Along with Turner, no artist has sought more than Monet to capture light itself on canvas. Monet stayed completely true to the principle of absolute fidelity to the visual sensation, painting directly from the object. more information>>

£24.99

The core of the book is devoted to a detailed discussion of 15 paintings from the National Gallery in London which were examined using X-radiography, infra-red photography, and the analysis of pigments and paint media. more information>>

£22.50

by Susie Hodge more information>>

£16.99