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City Lights

Frameables


  • Flammarion (Eng)
  • by Pascaline Boucharinc
Each book contains a curated selection of twenty-one high-quality reproductions that can be easily removed from the book, framed in a standard-size frame, and displayed in the home. Step-by-step tips for grouping the works to create a harmonious gallery add an interior designer's touch to the ensemble. Graphic, colorful, or abstract; paintings, engravings, or drawings - each work of art is explained on the back of the print.

ISBN 9782080204523 | E | PB
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Publisher Flammarion (Eng)
ISBN 9782080204523
Author(s) Pascaline Boucharinc
Publication date April 2020
Edition Paperback
Dimensions 300 x 240 mm
Illustrations 21 col.ill.
Pages 46
Language(s) Eng. ed.
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Each book contains a curated selection of twenty-one high-quality reproductions that can be easily removed from the book, framed in a standard-size frame, and displayed in the home. Step-by-step tips for grouping the works to create a harmonious gallery add an interior designer's touch to the ensemble. Graphic, colorful, or abstract; paintings, engravings, or drawings - each work of art is explained on the back of the print. Interesting details about the style of painting, the particular work of art, and biographical information about the artist are accompanied by a "frameable fact" that helps you understand the context of that particular work in the history of art. In addition, suggestions for where you can go to see additional examples of the artists' works allow the reader to expand their experience and learning.

Plays on light and color from Japanese woodblock prints to Rothko’s white cloud on a brilliant orange background. Artists include John Constable, Claude Monet, Paul Signac, Edgar Degas, Nicolas de Staël, Hermione Carline, Eugène Delacroix, René Magritte, Helen White, and Mark Rothko.