Whistler,
Women and Fashion
by Susan Grace Galassi, et al
Book Description: Costume and fashion were a lifelong obsession
for James McNeill Whistler (1834-1903). His exquisite depictions of women
and the details of their clothing contributed to his career as one of the
most accomplished and successful—if controversial—artists of the nineteenth
century. This lavishly illustrated book focuses on fashion in Whistler's
art as a key to understanding his life and work and as a new means of exploring
his relationship with women and his portraits of them. The book offers
new insights into some of Whistler’s most beloved masterpieces in the context
of art and fashion in the Victorian period.
Illustrated with paintings, pastels, prints, and drawings by Whistler,
the book also presents photographs of his sitters, contemporary costumes,
works by other artists of the period, and artifacts from Whistler's studio.
These illustrations, with new material drawn from the Centre for Whistler
Studies, illuminate the interaction between the artist and the women he
portrayed during his fifty years in Paris and London—mistresses, family
members, artists, actresses, aristocrats, and many others.
Hardcover: 224 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.96 x
11.39 x 9.43
Publisher: Yale Univ Pr;
ISBN: 0300099061
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by Alastair Grieve
(Hardcover)
The
Gentle Art of Making Enemies
by James Abbott McNeill Whistler
(Paperback - November 1967)
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McNeill Whistler (Getting to Know the World's Greatest Artists)
by Mike Venezia (Illustrator)
(School & Library Binding)
Etchings
of James McNeill Whistler
by James McNeill Whistler, et al
(Paperback)
Whistler
Paintings
by James McNeill Whistler
(Paperback)
James
McNeill Whistler: Drawings, Pastels, and Watercolours: A Catalogue Raisonne
by Margaret F. MacDonald
(Hardcover)
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- The Gentle Art of Making Enemies
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Description James McNeil Whistler was one of the most contentious artists
of the 19th century, nut alsoone of the most misunderstood. Painter, draughtsman,
etcher, watercolorist and interior designer, he was renowned as much for
his wit, style and elegance as he was for his work. The story of Whistler's
life unfolds in a mixture of humor and pathos, told through images found
in his paintings to the music of Debussy, who found inspiration from his
work.
From the Back Cover James McNeill Whistler was one of the most contentious
artists of the 19th century, but was also one of the most misunderstood.
Painter, draughtsman, etcher, watercolorist and interior designer, he was
renowned as much for his wit, style and elegance as he was for his work.
The story of Whistler's life unfolds in a mixture of humor and pathos,
told through images found in his paintings to the music of Debussy, who
found inspiration from his work.
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James McNeill Whistler
by Richard Dorment, et al
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