Modern Art and Artists
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A history of one-hundred years of modern art that provides an important introduction--despite some important omissions (e.g. Modigliani).
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The first of John Richardson's three-volume work (possibly to become four volumes); the trilogy provides an in-depth look into the most revolutionary artist of the twentieth century. The work is based on thorough research, and is also very readable.
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The second of John Richardson's three-volume work (possibly to become four volumes); the trilogy provides an in-depth look into the most revolutionary artist of the twentieth century. The work is based on thorough research, and is also very readable.
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The third of John Richardson's three-volume work (possibly to become four volumes); the trilogy provides an in-depth look into the most revolutionary artist of the twentieth century. The work is based on thorough research, and is also very readable.
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Art historians are only just beginning to fully comprehend the significance of Modigliani’s contribution to art. This book dispels many of the false myths about Modigliani--and lends insight into the true nature of this fascinating man.