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One Hundred Great Paintings (National Gallery London Publications)
£19.00£23.70 (-20%)
This beautiful book presents one hundred great works from the National Gallery Collection, each by a different artist. Arranged in chronological order and accompanied by Louise Goviers lively text, full-page reproductions of these selected highlights introduce you to some of the most inspiring paintings ever made. From the earliest Italian altarpiece of around 1265, to the most recent – Paul Cézannes great Bathers, of about 18941905 – each painting has been chosen for its unique significance; whether representing a particular artist, a place or a time, or simply for its beauty and the pleasure it provides.
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| Publisher | National Gallery, London (28 Sept. 2010) |
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| Language | English |
| Hardcover | 208 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 185709493X |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1857094930 |
| Dimensions | 25.25 x 2.06 x 26.97 cm |
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by Mr C.
Excellent product. Quick delivery.
by Sue
A brilliant book with very good pictures of some of the painting on one page and information about the painting and the artist on the facing page.
i love the art gallery and visit often, but this book gave details about some of my favourites that I did not know.
by R.A.B.Price
This is a beautiful book. It has one full page picture for each painting and one page opposite with text – not too much and not too scarily academic. Its a great way of finding your way into art, a bit like an anthology of poems is a good way into poetry, and it doesn’t matter if you don’t like all the paintings because there are so many to chose from.
by Sean W
Mostly portrait paintings. Hoped for a wider variety.
by Mr T
An absolute joy, I found this very informative and the quality of the images beautiful.
by Marie
I love that there is only one painting per artist & that they were chosen by the curators
by Mrs Paula Caddick
just what i need to remind me of my visits to the national gallery
by Michael Cramb
does what it says