Book 1

Van Gogh

by David Spence

Published 1 August 1997
Rapid social and political change provide the backdrop to the artistic career of Vincent van Gogh. Learn of his dramatic use of colour, his struggle with madness and how his work was only truly appreciated after his death.

Book 2

Michelangelo

by David Spence

Published 3 January 1998
Spence puts the artist into the context of h is times, looking at the influences, political and religious events surrounding him, and provides a brief history of his life, as well as looking at the actual meaning of his works and how critics viewed them '

Book 3

Rembrandt

by David Spence

Published 1 August 1997
Spence puts the artist into the context of h is times, looking at the influences, political and religious events surrounding him, and provides a brief history of his life, as well as looking at the actual meaning of his works and how critics viewed them '

Book 4

Monet

by David Spence

Published 3 January 1998
A Comprehensive, informative and highly readable introduction to the world of Monet.
Part of an 10 book art history series, featuring some of the world's most well known and popular artists. Beautiful images allow the reader to see the various works that the artists created during the different stages of their lives. Engaging accounts of the people and inspiration behind some of the world's most famous paintings.
Books in the Essential Artist series include: Cezanne, Gaugiun, Monet, Renoir, Degas, Manet, Michelangelo, Picasso, Van Gogh, Rembrandt.

Book 5

Manet

by David Spence

Published 1 August 1997
Spence puts the artist into the context of h is times, looking at the influences, political and religious events surrounding him, and provides a brief history of his life, as well as looking at the actual meaning of his works and how critics viewed them. '

Book 6

Picasso

by David Spence

Published 1 August 1997
Spence puts the artist into the context of h is times, looking at the influences, political and religious events surrounding him, and provides a brief history of his life, as well as looking at the actual meaning of his works and how critics viewed them. '