Artemisia Gentileschi

by Daniel Kiecol

Published 1 October 2020

Max Liebermann

by Daniel Kiecol

Published 1 October 2020
The work of Max Liebermann cannot be clearly assigned to one art movement within the German art history of his time. Naturalistic works with a social theme are also included, as well as paintings that are characterized by bright colors and strongly influenced by French Impressionism. Liebermann's work is symbolic of the transition from 19th century art to Classic Modernism.

Leonardo

by Daniel Kiecol

Published 1 October 2016
A divine painter and universal genius, Leonardo da Vinci continues to fascinate us almost 500 years after his death. The works reproduced here allow readers to rediscover the entire spectrum of da Vinci's prodigious artistic and scientific oeuvre.

Tiepolo

by Daniel Kiecol

Published 1 June 2020
Born in Venice, Giovanni Battista Tiepolo rose to become one of the most important artists of the 18th century. He found great clients not only in Italy, but also in Wurzburg. His frescoes in the Wurzburg Residenz, which congenially integrate the architecture and have lost none of their radiance to this day, are regarded as his main work.

Rembrandt

by Daniel Kiecol

Published 1 June 2020
Best known for his portraits and paintings of historical subjects, Rembrandt has influenced Western art more than probably any other artist. Even in his drawings and engravings, the Dutch artist offers interesting insights into human nature. This volume provides an overview of Rembrandt's work through a representative sample.

Rodin

by Daniel Kiecol

Published 1 May 2020
Art was more important than anything else for the founder of modern sculpture, who created sculptures that would enjoy a lasting renown, including The Kiss, The Thinker, and The Burghers of Calais. These as well as numerous other sculptures are reproduced here with high-quality photos, showing the whole spectrum of Rodin's long and productive career.

Maria Sibylla Merian

by Daniel Kiecol

Published 1 July 2019
Scientist, artist, and explorer: Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717) continues to fascinate with her highly detailed depictions of flowers, butterflies, and other insects, all done with vibrant colors. This volume includes many of Merian's most beautiful drawings and prints.

Mucha

by Daniel Kiecol

Published 1 July 2019
Art Nouveau, elegant ornamentation, and sensual women. Hardly any other artist proved a greater virtuoso in this style than Alphonse Mucha. Discover not only the most beautiful of the Czech artist's posters, but also many of lesser-known works including oil paintings, furniture, interior design, and murals.