Editions Prisma 2013 In-4 reliure éd. sous jaquette 31,2 cm sur 26,6. 350 pages. Très bon état d’occasion. Poids sans emballage : 1901 grammes.
Cet ouvrage nous invite à découvrir des oeuvres d’une grande cohérence stylistique, qui témoignent du génie de cet homme discret et prolifique, considéré comme l’un des plus grands atistes du XXe siècle. Très bon état d’occasion
Paris. Musee d'Art Moderne 1989. In-4o, 240 pp. with 281 plates and illustrations most in colour, english text, ill. cover.
, Thames & Hudson, 2015 Hardcover in slipcase; 3 Volumes, ENG. 350 x 270 x 95 mm, NEW, 895 pages, Fully illustrated in color / b/w. ISBN 9780500239414.
»Matisse in the Barnes Foundation« is a vibrant celebrationslip-cased and beautifully produced publication of the Barnes's extraordinary Matisse collection; comprised of fifty-nine works from every stage of the artists career, it is among the most important in the world. At the heart of the collection are Matisses most historically significant paintings, Le Bonheur de vivre, also called The Joy of Life, and The Dance, the monumental mural that Albert C. Barnes commissioned to fill the lunettes of the Foundations main gallery, transforming both the space and the artists career. An essay by editor Yve-Alain Bois addresses the evolution of The Dance and its role in Matisses career. An essay by Karen Butler looks at what Barnes thought of Matisse; Claudine Grammont considers how and why he collected his work. The works themselves, sumptuously reproduced, are the subjects of interpretive analyses that tell the stories of their acquisition and address their critical reception. The book includes major contributions by Barbara Buckley and Jennifer Mass on the artists technique and a report on the latest findings on the pigments used in Le Bonheur de vivre.