Marie Delbarre

The impressionist artists accorded great importance to family life; this book celebrates their portrayals of their mothers, wives, and children in intimate scenes together. The impressionist masters were known for their close relationships; peers, family, art dealers, and patrons all featured regularly in their artworks, and children were favoured subjects. All aspects of childhood and family life at the end...

Recent research on late impressionism has highlighted the surprising correspondences between the work of impressionist paragon Claude Monet and that of abstract painters such as Mark Rothko. This book offers an unprecedented dialogue between the paintings of Monet and Rothko, two artists who explored the frontiers of abstraction. It explores the uncanny similarities between their works, painted almost half a...

Discover the untold story of Monet's early masterpieces—how the landscapes and light of Giverny shaped one of history's greatest artists. This richly illustrated book sheds light on a previously underexplored chapter of Monet's life and career—the formative years spent discovering and capturing the beauty of Giverny, and his home there, leading up to his signature water lily studies. Long before...