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Informationen zum Autor Benedict Leca is curator of European Painting, Sculpture, and Drawings at the Cincinnati Art Museum. A specialist in the art and culture of 18th- and 19th-century France, he is the contributing editor of Rembrandt: Three Faces of the Master (2008), Thomas Gainsborough and the Modern Woman (2010), and most recently the author of "The World is an Apple: Cézanne's Parisian Still-lifes and Portraits” in Cézanne et Paris (2011).Lynne D. Ambrosini is chief curator at the Taft Museum of Art, Cincinnati. She has organized exhibitions at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts and the Taft; published articles on J.F. Millet, E. Manet, and C.F. Daubigny; and authored a catalog of Rodin bronzes belonging to the Brooklyn Museum.Andria Derstine is curator of Collections and Curator of European and American Art at the Allen Memorial Art Museum, Oberlin College. She co-authored Masters of Italian Baroque Painting: The Detroit Institute of Arts, and Allen Memorial Art Museum: Highlights from the Collection.Beth E. Wilson is a lecturer in the Department of Art History, The State University of New York at New Paltz, and a contributor to The Art Seminar: Photography Theory, edited by James Elkins in 2007. Klappentext Takes a fresh look at the masterpieces Claude Monet painted in and around his garden at Giverny. Zusammenfassung This beautifully illustrated volume takes a fresh look at some of the most enduring landscapes painted by Claude Monet between 1883 and 1926 in and around his garden at Giverny! some 50 miles northwest of Paris. Inhaltsverzeichnis Foreword; Acknowledgements; Director's Foreword - Aaron Betsky; Catalogue Plates; 'Landscapes! Waterscapes! and Reflection in Giverny' - Benedict Leca; 'Mirrored Waters: Reflections on Monet and his Predecessors' - Lynne D. Ambrosini; 'Fragments and Reflections: Monet! War! and Ellen Johnson' - Andria Derstine; 'From Instant to Envelope: Reflections on Monet! Photography! and Time' - Beth E. Wilson; 'Monet and Giverny'! L'Art dans les Deux mondes (March 7! 1891)! Octave Mirbeau! Translated by Benedict Leca; Endnotes; Selected Bibliography; Photographic Credits; Index. ...
