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Artists to Artists presents a chronological history of the Space Program. The sections begin with the names of the artists, the jury that selected them, and quotes from two participants about their Space experience. Each artist is given a two-page spread with two large color reproductions and a brief list of selected exhibitions and bibliographic references. The outer pages of the book's gatefold cover show views of bright and spacious artist studios, welcoming the reader to step inside. The reverse pages display a bustling portrait gallery of 161 artists in their studios. Artists to Artists is a handsome and eloquent tribute to how proper workspace and focused support can seed and nurture the creative process. The elegant, sensitive design by Pascale Willi of xheight, inc., New York features 322 reproductions and generously offers a second gift of space to the 161 artists profiled. I am sure that arts professionals will use this publication as a valued resource for years to come 133 / 2223 -
Artists to Artists presents a chronological history of the Space Program. The sections begin with the names of the artists, the jury that selected them, and quotes from two participants about their Space experience. Each artist is given a two-page spread with two large color reproductions and a brief list of selected exhibitions and bibliographic references. The outer pages of the book's gatefold cover show views of bright and spacious artist studios, welcoming the reader to step inside. The reverse pages display a bustling portrait gallery of 161 artists in their studios. Artists to Artists is a handsome and eloquent tribute to how proper workspace and focused support can seed and nurture the creative process. The elegant, sensitive design by Pascale Willi of xheight, inc., New York features 322 reproductions and generously offers a second gift of space to the 161 artists profiled. I am sure that arts professionals will use this publication as a valued resource for years to come 134 / 2223 -
Artists to Artists presents a chronological history of the Space Program. The sections begin with the names of the artists, the jury that selected them, and quotes from two participants about their Space experience. Each artist is given a two-page spread with two large color reproductions and a brief list of selected exhibitions and bibliographic references. The outer pages of the book's gatefold cover show views of bright and spacious artist studios, welcoming the reader to step inside. The reverse pages display a bustling portrait gallery of 161 artists in their studios. Artists to Artists is a handsome and eloquent tribute to how proper workspace and focused support can seed and nurture the creative process. The elegant, sensitive design by Pascale Willi of xheight, inc., New York features 322 reproductions and generously offers a second gift of space to the 161 artists profiled. I am sure that arts professionals will use this publication as a valued resource for years to come 135 / 2223 -
Artists to Artists presents a chronological history of the Space Program. The sections begin with the names of the artists, the jury that selected them, and quotes from two participants about their Space experience. Each artist is given a two-page spread with two large color reproductions and a brief list of selected exhibitions and bibliographic references. The outer pages of the book's gatefold cover show views of bright and spacious artist studios, welcoming the reader to step inside. The reverse pages display a bustling portrait gallery of 161 artists in their studios. Artists to Artists is a handsome and eloquent tribute to how proper workspace and focused support can seed and nurture the creative process. The elegant, sensitive design by Pascale Willi of xheight, inc., New York features 322 reproductions and generously offers a second gift of space to the 161 artists profiled. I am sure that arts professionals will use this publication as a valued resource for years to come 136 / 2223 -
Artists to Artists presents a chronological history of the Space Program. The sections begin with the names of the artists, the jury that selected them, and quotes from two participants about their Space experience. Each artist is given a two-page spread with two large color reproductions and a brief list of selected exhibitions and bibliographic references. The outer pages of the book's gatefold cover show views of bright and spacious artist studios, welcoming the reader to step inside. The reverse pages display a bustling portrait gallery of 161 artists in their studios. Artists to Artists is a handsome and eloquent tribute to how proper workspace and focused support can seed and nurture the creative process. The elegant, sensitive design by Pascale Willi of xheight, inc., New York features 322 reproductions and generously offers a second gift of space to the 161 artists profiled. I am sure that arts professionals will use this publication as a valued resource for years to come 137 / 2223 -
Artists to Artists presents a chronological history of the Space Program. The sections begin with the names of the artists, the jury that selected them, and quotes from two participants about their Space experience. Each artist is given a two-page spread with two large color reproductions and a brief list of selected exhibitions and bibliographic references. The outer pages of the book's gatefold cover show views of bright and spacious artist studios, welcoming the reader to step inside. The reverse pages display a bustling portrait gallery of 161 artists in their studios. Artists to Artists is a handsome and eloquent tribute to how proper workspace and focused support can seed and nurture the creative process. The elegant, sensitive design by Pascale Willi of xheight, inc., New York features 322 reproductions and generously offers a second gift of space to the 161 artists profiled. I am sure that arts professionals will use this publication as a valued resource for years to come 138 / 2223 -
Artists to Artists presents a chronological history of the Space Program. The sections begin with the names of the artists, the jury that selected them, and quotes from two participants about their Space experience. Each artist is given a two-page spread with two large color reproductions and a brief list of selected exhibitions and bibliographic references. The outer pages of the book's gatefold cover show views of bright and spacious artist studios, welcoming the reader to step inside. The reverse pages display a bustling portrait gallery of 161 artists in their studios. Artists to Artists is a handsome and eloquent tribute to how proper workspace and focused support can seed and nurture the creative process. The elegant, sensitive design by Pascale Willi of xheight, inc., New York features 322 reproductions and generously offers a second gift of space to the 161 artists profiled. I am sure that arts professionals will use this publication as a valued resource for years to come 139 / 2223 -
Artists to Artists presents a chronological history of the Space Program. The sections begin with the names of the artists, the jury that selected them, and quotes from two participants about their Space experience. Each artist is given a two-page spread with two large color reproductions and a brief list of selected exhibitions and bibliographic references. The outer pages of the book's gatefold cover show views of bright and spacious artist studios, welcoming the reader to step inside. The reverse pages display a bustling portrait gallery of 161 artists in their studios. Artists to Artists is a handsome and eloquent tribute to how proper workspace and focused support can seed and nurture the creative process. The elegant, sensitive design by Pascale Willi of xheight, inc., New York features 322 reproductions and generously offers a second gift of space to the 161 artists profiled. I am sure that arts professionals will use this publication as a valued resource for years to come 140 / 2223 -
Artists to Artists presents a chronological history of the Space Program. The sections begin with the names of the artists, the jury that selected them, and quotes from two participants about their Space experience. Each artist is given a two-page spread with two large color reproductions and a brief list of selected exhibitions and bibliographic references. The outer pages of the book's gatefold cover show views of bright and spacious artist studios, welcoming the reader to step inside. The reverse pages display a bustling portrait gallery of 161 artists in their studios. Artists to Artists is a handsome and eloquent tribute to how proper workspace and focused support can seed and nurture the creative process. The elegant, sensitive design by Pascale Willi of xheight, inc., New York features 322 reproductions and generously offers a second gift of space to the 161 artists profiled. I am sure that arts professionals will use this publication as a valued resource for years to come 141 / 2223 -
Artists to Artists presents a chronological history of the Space Program. The sections begin with the names of the artists, the jury that selected them, and quotes from two participants about their Space experience. Each artist is given a two-page spread with two large color reproductions and a brief list of selected exhibitions and bibliographic references. The outer pages of the book's gatefold cover show views of bright and spacious artist studios, welcoming the reader to step inside. The reverse pages display a bustling portrait gallery of 161 artists in their studios. Artists to Artists is a handsome and eloquent tribute to how proper workspace and focused support can seed and nurture the creative process. The elegant, sensitive design by Pascale Willi of xheight, inc., New York features 322 reproductions and generously offers a second gift of space to the 161 artists profiled. I am sure that arts professionals will use this publication as a valued resource for years to come 142 / 2223 -
Artists to Artists presents a chronological history of the Space Program. The sections begin with the names of the artists, the jury that selected them, and quotes from two participants about their Space experience. Each artist is given a two-page spread with two large color reproductions and a brief list of selected exhibitions and bibliographic references. The outer pages of the book's gatefold cover show views of bright and spacious artist studios, welcoming the reader to step inside. The reverse pages display a bustling portrait gallery of 161 artists in their studios. Artists to Artists is a handsome and eloquent tribute to how proper workspace and focused support can seed and nurture the creative process. The elegant, sensitive design by Pascale Willi of xheight, inc., New York features 322 reproductions and generously offers a second gift of space to the 161 artists profiled. I am sure that arts professionals will use this publication as a valued resource for years to come 143 / 2223 -
Artists to Artists presents a chronological history of the Space Program. The sections begin with the names of the artists, the jury that selected them, and quotes from two participants about their Space experience. Each artist is given a two-page spread with two large color reproductions and a brief list of selected exhibitions and bibliographic references. The outer pages of the book's gatefold cover show views of bright and spacious artist studios, welcoming the reader to step inside. The reverse pages display a bustling portrait gallery of 161 artists in their studios. Artists to Artists is a handsome and eloquent tribute to how proper workspace and focused support can seed and nurture the creative process. The elegant, sensitive design by Pascale Willi of xheight, inc., New York features 322 reproductions and generously offers a second gift of space to the 161 artists profiled. I am sure that arts professionals will use this publication as a valued resource for years to come 144 / 2223 -
"Great art has dreadful manners," Simon Schama observes wryly at the start of his epic and explosive exploration of the power, and whole point, of art. "The hushed reverence of the gallery can fool you into believing masterpieces are polite things; visions that soothe, charm and beguile, but actually they are thugs. Merciless and wily, the greatest paintings grab you in a headlock, rough up your composure, and then proceed in short order to re-arrange your sense of reality. . . ." With the same disarming force, The Power of Art propels us on an eye-opening, breathtaking odyssey, zooming in on eight extraordinary masterpieces, from Caravaggio's David and Goliath to Picasso's Guernica . Jolting us far from the comfort zone of the hushed art gallery, Schama closes in on intense make-or-break turning points in the lives of eight great artists who, under extreme stress, created something unprecedented, altering the course of art forever. The embattled heroes--Caravaggio, Bernini, Rembrandt, David, Turner, Van Gogh, Picasso and Rothko--each in his own resolute way, faced crisis with steadfast defiance, pitting passion and conviction against scorn and short-sightedness. The masterpieces they created challenged convention, shattered complacency, shifted awareness and changed the way we look at the world. With vivid storytelling and powerfully evocative descriptive passages, Schama explores the dynamic personalities of the artists and the spirit of the times they lived through, capturing the flamboyant theatre of bourgeois life in Amsterdam, the passion and paranoia of Revolutionary Paris, and the carnage and pathos of Civil War Spain. Most compelling of all, The Power of Art traces the extraordinary evolution of eight "eye-popping" world-class works of art. Created in a bolt of illumination, such works "tell us something about how the world is, how it is to be inside our skins, that no more prosaic source of wisdom can deliver. And when they do that, they answer, irrefutably and majestically, the nagging question of every reluctant art-conscript . . . 'OK, OK, but what's art really for?'" 154 / 2223 sold -
"Great art has dreadful manners," Simon Schama observes wryly at the start of his epic and explosive exploration of the power, and whole point, of art. "The hushed reverence of the gallery can fool you into believing masterpieces are polite things; visions that soothe, charm and beguile, but actually they are thugs. Merciless and wily, the greatest paintings grab you in a headlock, rough up your composure, and then proceed in short order to re-arrange your sense of reality. . . ." With the same disarming force, The Power of Art propels us on an eye-opening, breathtaking odyssey, zooming in on eight extraordinary masterpieces, from Caravaggio's David and Goliath to Picasso's Guernica . Jolting us far from the comfort zone of the hushed art gallery, Schama closes in on intense make-or-break turning points in the lives of eight great artists who, under extreme stress, created something unprecedented, altering the course of art forever. The embattled heroes--Caravaggio, Bernini, Rembrandt, David, Turner, Van Gogh, Picasso and Rothko--each in his own resolute way, faced crisis with steadfast defiance, pitting passion and conviction against scorn and short-sightedness. The masterpieces they created challenged convention, shattered complacency, shifted awareness and changed the way we look at the world. With vivid storytelling and powerfully evocative descriptive passages, Schama explores the dynamic personalities of the artists and the spirit of the times they lived through, capturing the flamboyant theatre of bourgeois life in Amsterdam, the passion and paranoia of Revolutionary Paris, and the carnage and pathos of Civil War Spain. Most compelling of all, The Power of Art traces the extraordinary evolution of eight "eye-popping" world-class works of art. Created in a bolt of illumination, such works "tell us something about how the world is, how it is to be inside our skins, that no more prosaic source of wisdom can deliver. And when they do that, they answer, irrefutably and majestically, the nagging question of every reluctant art-conscript . . . 'OK, OK, but what's art really for?'" 155 / 2223 sold -
"Great art has dreadful manners," Simon Schama observes wryly at the start of his epic and explosive exploration of the power, and whole point, of art. "The hushed reverence of the gallery can fool you into believing masterpieces are polite things; visions that soothe, charm and beguile, but actually they are thugs. Merciless and wily, the greatest paintings grab you in a headlock, rough up your composure, and then proceed in short order to re-arrange your sense of reality. . . ." With the same disarming force, The Power of Art propels us on an eye-opening, breathtaking odyssey, zooming in on eight extraordinary masterpieces, from Caravaggio's David and Goliath to Picasso's Guernica . Jolting us far from the comfort zone of the hushed art gallery, Schama closes in on intense make-or-break turning points in the lives of eight great artists who, under extreme stress, created something unprecedented, altering the course of art forever. The embattled heroes--Caravaggio, Bernini, Rembrandt, David, Turner, Van Gogh, Picasso and Rothko--each in his own resolute way, faced crisis with steadfast defiance, pitting passion and conviction against scorn and short-sightedness. The masterpieces they created challenged convention, shattered complacency, shifted awareness and changed the way we look at the world. With vivid storytelling and powerfully evocative descriptive passages, Schama explores the dynamic personalities of the artists and the spirit of the times they lived through, capturing the flamboyant theatre of bourgeois life in Amsterdam, the passion and paranoia of Revolutionary Paris, and the carnage and pathos of Civil War Spain. Most compelling of all, The Power of Art traces the extraordinary evolution of eight "eye-popping" world-class works of art. Created in a bolt of illumination, such works "tell us something about how the world is, how it is to be inside our skins, that no more prosaic source of wisdom can deliver. And when they do that, they answer, irrefutably and majestically, the nagging question of every reluctant art-conscript . . . 'OK, OK, but what's art really for?'" 156 / 2223 sold -
"Great art has dreadful manners," Simon Schama observes wryly at the start of his epic and explosive exploration of the power, and whole point, of art. "The hushed reverence of the gallery can fool you into believing masterpieces are polite things; visions that soothe, charm and beguile, but actually they are thugs. Merciless and wily, the greatest paintings grab you in a headlock, rough up your composure, and then proceed in short order to re-arrange your sense of reality. . . ." With the same disarming force, The Power of Art propels us on an eye-opening, breathtaking odyssey, zooming in on eight extraordinary masterpieces, from Caravaggio's David and Goliath to Picasso's Guernica . Jolting us far from the comfort zone of the hushed art gallery, Schama closes in on intense make-or-break turning points in the lives of eight great artists who, under extreme stress, created something unprecedented, altering the course of art forever. The embattled heroes--Caravaggio, Bernini, Rembrandt, David, Turner, Van Gogh, Picasso and Rothko--each in his own resolute way, faced crisis with steadfast defiance, pitting passion and conviction against scorn and short-sightedness. The masterpieces they created challenged convention, shattered complacency, shifted awareness and changed the way we look at the world. With vivid storytelling and powerfully evocative descriptive passages, Schama explores the dynamic personalities of the artists and the spirit of the times they lived through, capturing the flamboyant theatre of bourgeois life in Amsterdam, the passion and paranoia of Revolutionary Paris, and the carnage and pathos of Civil War Spain. Most compelling of all, The Power of Art traces the extraordinary evolution of eight "eye-popping" world-class works of art. Created in a bolt of illumination, such works "tell us something about how the world is, how it is to be inside our skins, that no more prosaic source of wisdom can deliver. And when they do that, they answer, irrefutably and majestically, the nagging question of every reluctant art-conscript . . . 'OK, OK, but what's art really for?'" 157 / 2223 sold -
"Great art has dreadful manners," Simon Schama observes wryly at the start of his epic and explosive exploration of the power, and whole point, of art. "The hushed reverence of the gallery can fool you into believing masterpieces are polite things; visions that soothe, charm and beguile, but actually they are thugs. Merciless and wily, the greatest paintings grab you in a headlock, rough up your composure, and then proceed in short order to re-arrange your sense of reality. . . ." With the same disarming force, The Power of Art propels us on an eye-opening, breathtaking odyssey, zooming in on eight extraordinary masterpieces, from Caravaggio's David and Goliath to Picasso's Guernica . Jolting us far from the comfort zone of the hushed art gallery, Schama closes in on intense make-or-break turning points in the lives of eight great artists who, under extreme stress, created something unprecedented, altering the course of art forever. The embattled heroes--Caravaggio, Bernini, Rembrandt, David, Turner, Van Gogh, Picasso and Rothko--each in his own resolute way, faced crisis with steadfast defiance, pitting passion and conviction against scorn and short-sightedness. The masterpieces they created challenged convention, shattered complacency, shifted awareness and changed the way we look at the world. With vivid storytelling and powerfully evocative descriptive passages, Schama explores the dynamic personalities of the artists and the spirit of the times they lived through, capturing the flamboyant theatre of bourgeois life in Amsterdam, the passion and paranoia of Revolutionary Paris, and the carnage and pathos of Civil War Spain. Most compelling of all, The Power of Art traces the extraordinary evolution of eight "eye-popping" world-class works of art. Created in a bolt of illumination, such works "tell us something about how the world is, how it is to be inside our skins, that no more prosaic source of wisdom can deliver. And when they do that, they answer, irrefutably and majestically, the nagging question of every reluctant art-conscript . . . 'OK, OK, but what's art really for?'" 158 / 2223 sold -
"Great art has dreadful manners," Simon Schama observes wryly at the start of his epic and explosive exploration of the power, and whole point, of art. "The hushed reverence of the gallery can fool you into believing masterpieces are polite things; visions that soothe, charm and beguile, but actually they are thugs. Merciless and wily, the greatest paintings grab you in a headlock, rough up your composure, and then proceed in short order to re-arrange your sense of reality. . . ." With the same disarming force, The Power of Art propels us on an eye-opening, breathtaking odyssey, zooming in on eight extraordinary masterpieces, from Caravaggio's David and Goliath to Picasso's Guernica . Jolting us far from the comfort zone of the hushed art gallery, Schama closes in on intense make-or-break turning points in the lives of eight great artists who, under extreme stress, created something unprecedented, altering the course of art forever. The embattled heroes--Caravaggio, Bernini, Rembrandt, David, Turner, Van Gogh, Picasso and Rothko--each in his own resolute way, faced crisis with steadfast defiance, pitting passion and conviction against scorn and short-sightedness. The masterpieces they created challenged convention, shattered complacency, shifted awareness and changed the way we look at the world. With vivid storytelling and powerfully evocative descriptive passages, Schama explores the dynamic personalities of the artists and the spirit of the times they lived through, capturing the flamboyant theatre of bourgeois life in Amsterdam, the passion and paranoia of Revolutionary Paris, and the carnage and pathos of Civil War Spain. Most compelling of all, The Power of Art traces the extraordinary evolution of eight "eye-popping" world-class works of art. Created in a bolt of illumination, such works "tell us something about how the world is, how it is to be inside our skins, that no more prosaic source of wisdom can deliver. And when they do that, they answer, irrefutably and majestically, the nagging question of every reluctant art-conscript . . . 'OK, OK, but what's art really for?'" 159 / 2223 sold -
"Great art has dreadful manners," Simon Schama observes wryly at the start of his epic and explosive exploration of the power, and whole point, of art. "The hushed reverence of the gallery can fool you into believing masterpieces are polite things; visions that soothe, charm and beguile, but actually they are thugs. Merciless and wily, the greatest paintings grab you in a headlock, rough up your composure, and then proceed in short order to re-arrange your sense of reality. . . ." With the same disarming force, The Power of Art propels us on an eye-opening, breathtaking odyssey, zooming in on eight extraordinary masterpieces, from Caravaggio's David and Goliath to Picasso's Guernica . Jolting us far from the comfort zone of the hushed art gallery, Schama closes in on intense make-or-break turning points in the lives of eight great artists who, under extreme stress, created something unprecedented, altering the course of art forever. The embattled heroes--Caravaggio, Bernini, Rembrandt, David, Turner, Van Gogh, Picasso and Rothko--each in his own resolute way, faced crisis with steadfast defiance, pitting passion and conviction against scorn and short-sightedness. The masterpieces they created challenged convention, shattered complacency, shifted awareness and changed the way we look at the world. With vivid storytelling and powerfully evocative descriptive passages, Schama explores the dynamic personalities of the artists and the spirit of the times they lived through, capturing the flamboyant theatre of bourgeois life in Amsterdam, the passion and paranoia of Revolutionary Paris, and the carnage and pathos of Civil War Spain. Most compelling of all, The Power of Art traces the extraordinary evolution of eight "eye-popping" world-class works of art. Created in a bolt of illumination, such works "tell us something about how the world is, how it is to be inside our skins, that no more prosaic source of wisdom can deliver. And when they do that, they answer, irrefutably and majestically, the nagging question of every reluctant art-conscript . . . 'OK, OK, but what's art really for?'" 160 / 2223 sold -
"Great art has dreadful manners," Simon Schama observes wryly at the start of his epic and explosive exploration of the power, and whole point, of art. "The hushed reverence of the gallery can fool you into believing masterpieces are polite things; visions that soothe, charm and beguile, but actually they are thugs. Merciless and wily, the greatest paintings grab you in a headlock, rough up your composure, and then proceed in short order to re-arrange your sense of reality. . . ." With the same disarming force, The Power of Art propels us on an eye-opening, breathtaking odyssey, zooming in on eight extraordinary masterpieces, from Caravaggio's David and Goliath to Picasso's Guernica . Jolting us far from the comfort zone of the hushed art gallery, Schama closes in on intense make-or-break turning points in the lives of eight great artists who, under extreme stress, created something unprecedented, altering the course of art forever. The embattled heroes--Caravaggio, Bernini, Rembrandt, David, Turner, Van Gogh, Picasso and Rothko--each in his own resolute way, faced crisis with steadfast defiance, pitting passion and conviction against scorn and short-sightedness. The masterpieces they created challenged convention, shattered complacency, shifted awareness and changed the way we look at the world. With vivid storytelling and powerfully evocative descriptive passages, Schama explores the dynamic personalities of the artists and the spirit of the times they lived through, capturing the flamboyant theatre of bourgeois life in Amsterdam, the passion and paranoia of Revolutionary Paris, and the carnage and pathos of Civil War Spain. Most compelling of all, The Power of Art traces the extraordinary evolution of eight "eye-popping" world-class works of art. Created in a bolt of illumination, such works "tell us something about how the world is, how it is to be inside our skins, that no more prosaic source of wisdom can deliver. And when they do that, they answer, irrefutably and majestically, the nagging question of every reluctant art-conscript . . . 'OK, OK, but what's art really for?'" 161 / 2223 sold -
Fun Metal Recipe size Box and nice condition Felt Stocking. 162 / 2223 sold -
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