Renoir's Women by Ann Dumas
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Renoir's Women
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The first book devoted to Renoir's depiction of women, exploring their central role in the artist's work throughout his career, which resulted in some of the most perceptive and intimate portrayals of women - from children and maternity to the Parisian demoiselle and nudes.
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About Ann Dumas
Ann Dumas is an independent art historian and curator specializing in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century French painting. John Collins is a noted Renoir specialist and Assistant Curator of European Art at the National Gallery of Canada.
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CIN1858943159G
9781858943152
1858943159
Renoir's Women by Ann Dumas
Used - Good
Hardback
Merrell Publishers Ltd
20050909
128
N/A
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