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This well-preserved, highly collectible Time-Life Library of Art hardcover edition is in pristine condition, free of any marks or signs of wear. Slipcase is tight, square, and unmarked. This edition is part of a broader series aimed at making the works of great artists accessible to a general audience, providing background on their influence, artistic techniques, and the legacy they left behind. The World of Van Gogh 1853-1890" is a part of the Time-Life Library of Art series, which provides an in-depth exploration of the life and artistic journey of Vincent van Gogh, one of the most influential and celebrated artists in Western art. This volume focuses on Van Gogh's life, from his birth in 1853 to his untimely death in 1890, detailing his struggles, personal development, and the artistic achievements that defined his career. The book features numerous high-quality reproductions of Van Gogh's iconic works, including his famous paintings like "Starry Night," "Sunflowers," and "The Bedroom." It also includes lesser-known pieces and sketches, providing a more complete picture of his artistic evolution.
This signed like-new hardcover edition has no marks, pages are tight but slightly warped. Dust cover is unmarked Owner's inscriptions are present on title page. One of the most influential painters of modern times, Claude Monet lived for half his life in the famous house at Giverny. It was after moving here in 1883 with his future second wife, Alice Hoschedé, and their eight children that Monet's work finally achieved recognition. His growing success meant that he was able to indulge his passion for comfort and good living.Family meals, special celebrations, luncheons with friends, picnics: all reflected the Monets' love of good food. Just as the inspiration for many of Monet's paintings was drawn from his beloved gardens and the surrounding Normandy landscape, so the meals served at Giverny were based upon superb ingredients from the kitchen-garden (a work of art in itself), the farmyard, and the French countryside.