Sargent: The Late Landscapes
Category: Books,Arts & Photography,History & Criticism
Sargent: The Late Landscapes Details
From the Publisher 8 1/2 x 12 trim. 50 illus. (14 color) Read more About the Author T. J. JACKSON LEARS is author of No Place of Grace (1981) and Professor of History at Rutgers University. ERICA E. HIRSHLER is Associate Curator, Department of Paintings, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. HILLIARD T. GOLDFARB is Associate Chief Curator and Curator of Old Masters at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. Read more
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Reviews
Sargent's landscapes are the epitome of what I love in plein aire painting. His great ability to read values and harmonize his palette combined with his wonderful draftsmanship make his landscapes just perfect. This book sets the stage for his work--travels to exotic lands--and provides excellent context. My only complaint is that there were all too few color plates. What's the sense of digging into a subject that hasn't been covered all that much, and not give the reader more to savor.
