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Obres de Jamie Wyeth

Jamie Wyeth (1980) 55 exemplars
Jamie Wyeth (2014) 11 exemplars
Dog Days (2007) 10 exemplars
Gulls, Ravens and a Vulture (2005) 8 exemplars
Jamie Wyeth on Monhegan (1991) 4 exemplars
Jamie Wyeth: Monhegan (2000) 2 exemplars

Obres associades

Alaska (1988) — Il·lustrador, algunes edicions2,278 exemplars
The Quality of Life (1970) — Il·lustrador, algunes edicions96 exemplars
The Stray (1979) — Il·lustrador — 71 exemplars
The Brandywine Heritage (1971) 46 exemplars
Cabbages and Kings (1997) — Il·lustrador — 33 exemplars

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A fun photo essay of Jamie Wyeth's paintings of dogs, with his own annotations.
 
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EdGoldberg | Jun 18, 2019 |
Described at its publication (1980) as "the first comprehensive guide to the work of Jamie Wyeth", this slim landscape format paperback contains about 125 full-colour full-page plates of the artist's paintings, including a few which show a detail section of the of selected paintings. The paintings are arranged according to subject such as Sitters, Shapes, Pigs and Things, The Sea and more. The plates are simply captioned with the title, full details of each painting are to be found at the back of the book. Beyond a page of introductory text to each section that sums up the contents of this book.

The plates are shown as large as the pages will reasonable permit; the colour reproduction is generally good although the dark areas lack detail (although not having seen the original this may be an unfair comment), but the images are crisp.
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presto | Apr 24, 2012 |
This beautifully illustrated book, published for a 1998 exhibition by the same name, focuses on the evocative, sometimes mysterious and occasionally spooky works of four Pennsylvania artists: Howard Pyle, NC Wyeth, Andrew Wyeth and Jamie Wyeth. These artists form a continuum in the Brandywine Valley, beginning with the teacher, noted illustrator Pyle, and continuing with his student, illustrator NC Wyeth, Wyeth's son Andrew, and Andrew's son Jamie. While spotlighting each artist's more fanciful pieces, it also provides visual testimony to the transcendent quality of the work of Andrew Wyeth, which many critics erroneously judge to be simple landscapes of a bygone era, when they are in fact far more than simply representational. The book includes beautiful full-color illustrations of many works not generally seen, especially among those by Jamie Wyeth, and includes an introduction that outlines the Brandywine River tradition and the way each artist relates to it and to each other. Other essays by various authors (including Betsy James Wyeth) focus on each artist. Although it emphasizes images over text, it is an outstanding book for those who admire these artists' work, or those who would like to learn more about them.… (més)
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kambrogi | Hi ha 2 ressenyes més | Feb 2, 2009 |

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Obres
22
També de
6
Membres
294
Popularitat
#79,674
Valoració
3.9
Ressenyes
5
ISBN
17

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