Ingres
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publisher: Client Distribution Services
- Publish date: 10/01/1995
In this fascinating and elegantly written text, based on the wealth of documentary material at the Musee Ingres, Georges Vigne traces Ingres's life and work from his formative years in Rome. Vigne analyzes the qualities that have stirred controversy over Ingres's paintings since his emergence as an artist in the first years of the 19th century, including Ingres's admiration of Raphael and early Italian painting, the remarkable nuances of line and bold color combinations that earned him designations such as "primitive", the arresting eroticism of his images, and the participation of his devoted studio in his work.
This magnificently illustrated and authoritative volume is the most complete work ever on Ingres and one of the most thorough monographic studies of any painter of his era.
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