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Explore the remarkable journey of Sir Anthony Van Dyck (1599-1641), a legendary artist whose influence spans centuries. In this captivating hardback edition, Natalia Gritsai invites art enthusiasts and history buffs alike to delve into the extraordinary life and works of Van Dyck, renowned for his elegant portraits and masterful compositions. With 256 beautifully illustrated pages, this book not only celebrates Van Dyck’s unparalleled skill but also showcases his pivotal role as a court painter in England and Spain. Discover the sophistication and timeless beauty that characterize his masterpieces, as Gritsai provides insightful commentary on the evolution of Van Dyck's artistry. From an early age, Van Dyck's talent was recognized by the great Rubens, the master whose influence shaped his formative years. This volume serves as both a stunning visual feast and an educational resource, perfect for both aspiring artists and seasoned collectors. Enhance your understanding of 17th-century art with this essential addition to your library. With fast and reliable delivery options, you can enjoy this exquisite art book delivered right to your doorstep, making it a perfect gift for any art lover or a treasured addition to your personal collection.
By Gritsai, Natalia
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages 256
Publisher Publishers Distribution Ltd
From the time he set up his first studio at the tender age of sixteen, Sir Anthony Van Dyck (1599-1641) was a legend in the art world. Rubens, whom he studied with as a child, said that he was his most talented pupil, and he went on to spectacularly fulfill this promise with a career as a celebrated court painter in England and Spain. Historians, scholars, and art lovers alike continue to recognize the sophistication and timeless beauty of his works. In this fascinating compendium of Van Dyck's decades-long career, Natalia Gritsai highlights the best of the artist's many masterpieces.
By Gritsai, Natalia
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages 256
Publisher Publishers Distribution Ltd
From the time he set up his first studio at the tender age of sixteen, Sir Anthony Van Dyck (1599-1641) was a legend in the art world. Rubens, whom he studied with as a child, said that he was his most talented pupil, and he went on to spectacularly fulfill this promise with a career as a celebrated court painter in England and Spain. Historians, scholars, and art lovers alike continue to recognize the sophistication and timeless beauty of his works. In this fascinating compendium of Van Dyck's decades-long career, Natalia Gritsai highlights the best of the artist's many masterpieces.