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Paula Modersohn-Becker: Her Life and Work
Traces the brief life of the late nineteenth-century German painter, shows a variety of her portraits, still lifes, and landscapes, and discusses the style and themes of her work
- GenresArt
160 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 1979
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August 6, 2013Minuteman: https://library.minlib.net/record=b12...
This book (Harper & Row, 1979) begins with a helpful biographical outline (p. vii - ix). It includes a number of plates, both color and B&W. However, within the first 24 pages, I found a few statements/facts that contradicted the information found in a later publication on the same topic, Dear Friend by Eric Torgersen (Northwestern University Press, 1998).
The writing is clear; I may return to this later for additional material or to triangulate but I do not feel 100% confident in its accuracy.
ToC:
Introduction
Paula Modersohn-Becker and Worpswede
Images of Women
Children
Peasants
Landscape and Still Life
Portraits and Self Portraits
This book (Harper & Row, 1979) begins with a helpful biographical outline (p. vii - ix). It includes a number of plates, both color and B&W. However, within the first 24 pages, I found a few statements/facts that contradicted the information found in a later publication on the same topic, Dear Friend by Eric Torgersen (Northwestern University Press, 1998).
The writing is clear; I may return to this later for additional material or to triangulate but I do not feel 100% confident in its accuracy.
ToC:
Introduction
Paula Modersohn-Becker and Worpswede
Images of Women
Children
Peasants
Landscape and Still Life
Portraits and Self Portraits
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