Author: LEICKERT - Kraaij, Harry J. & John Sillevis (preface):
Title: Charles Leickert (1816-1907). Painter of the Dutch Landscape.
Description: 1995, (24x 30 cm), 120 pp. English text, (Dutch summary), 76 ills., (most colour), clothbound. Leickert was the most important pupil of Andreas Schelfhout, he gained renown as painter of Romantic summer- and winterlandscapes and muted river and beach scenes. This first monograph on Charles Leickert is based on extensive art historical research. Harry Kraaij places the painter in the context of artistic developments in the Netherlands. He reviews Leickerts biographical data in chronological order, interspersing these with information concerning the master's training, influence of his teachers, and the critical reception and marketing of his work. This book will be invaluable to scholars, art historian, librarians and dealers alike. [romantiek]
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Title: Charles Leickert (1816-1907). Painter of the Dutch Landscape.
Description: 1995, (24x 30 cm), 120 pp. English text, (Dutch summary), 76 ills., (most colour), clothbound. Leickert was the most important pupil of Andreas Schelfhout, he gained renown as painter of Romantic summer- and winterlandscapes and muted river and beach scenes. This first monograph on Charles Leickert is based on extensive art historical research. Harry Kraaij places the painter in the context of artistic developments in the Netherlands. He reviews Leickerts biographical data in chronological order, interspersing these with information concerning the master's training, influence of his teachers, and the critical reception and marketing of his work. This book will be invaluable to scholars, art historian, librarians and dealers alike. [romantiek]
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Price: EUR 35.00 = appr. US$ 38.04 Seller: Scriptum Art Books v.o.f.
- Book number: 1629
- Book number: 1629
See more books from our catalog: Monografieën / Monographs