Name: MUSES. WOMEN WHO INSPIRE FLAMMARION FARID ABDELOUAHAB
Brand: Flammarion
SKU: 00978208020102
Price: 900 MXN
Availability: OutOfStock

Walmart US Ecommerce Website

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

PHARMACY

GROCERIES

VUDU

SPARK

PHOTO

ADVERTISING

SAVINGS CATCHER

GIFTCARDS

INHOME

AFFILIATE

ONEAPP

LOTUS

HELP

SMART_REORDER

GROCERY

CONV_COMMERCE

GlobalAlertBar baja la app - 080726

MTZ Team | Brand Box - Item Page

MTZ Team | Marquee 1  Item Page

MTZ Team | Marquee 2  Item Page

MTZ Team | Skyline Item Page

Productos Recomendados

MTZ Team | Sponsored Carousels - Product Page

New Item Page - Reviews Placeholder Module, Wednesday, August 23, 2023, 12:41:20:28 pm

Product Description Placeholder Module, Monday, February 13, 2023, 11:53:20:01 am

Product Specifications Placeholder Module, Monday, February 13, 2023, 11:55:48:74 am

Product Warranty Placeholder Module, Monday, February 13, 2023, 11:57:01:93 am

Refurbished Info Placeholder Module, Monday, February 13, 2023, 11:56:19:46 am

SellersSecondaryBuyBox Module, Monday, February 13, 2023, 11:52:40:61 am

<ul><li>The passionate world of the artist and his muse ranges from devotion to the sometimes tormented obsessions that have unlocked the creative genius of the most significant artists of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. For centuries artists have been inspired by muses to create their most poignant works of art and literature; this volume is a celebration of thirty-three such women and the artists they influenced. American Lee Miller was a successful model before traveling to Paris to become the apprentice, lover, and muse of surrealist artist and photographer Man Ray; Nancy Cunard, British writer, heiress, and political activist, was a lover to numerous members of the twentieth century's art and literary circles, including Ezra Pound and T.S. Eliot; Parisian-born artist and poet Dora Maar had a profound influence on her infamous lover, Pablo Picasso. While the lives of these women were dissimilar in most aspects, they shared the ability to awaken fervor within some of the greatest artists of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, and to influence the work of their Pygmalion painters, writers, or photographers. The vision of the artist and his muse remains an integral part of our notion of artistic creation, and the collaboration of these interwoven destinies continues to fascinate historians, art-appreciators, feminists, and general readers alike. Author Farid Abdelouahab recounts the stories of thirty-three women who, through their temperament, beauty, talent, and pure magnetism, enthralled society's artistic geniuses and thus inspired the creation of some of the greatest works of the past centuries.</li></ul>

Modelo / Estilo / Tipo

Año o número de publicación

Número de páginas

País de Origen

Año

Autor

Peso del Producto Ensamblado

Edición

Contenido del Empaque

Longitud del Producto Ensamblado

Edad recomendada

Formato del libro

Ancho del Producto Ensamblado

Género del Libro

Editorial

Wi-Fi

ISBN-13

Tipo de Pasta

Altura del Producto Ensamblado

Marca

title_shipToHome_not_available

MUSES. WOMEN WHO INSPIRE FLAMMARION FARID ABDELOUAHAB

Devolución hasta 30 días después de recibido.

The passionate world of the artist and his muse ranges from devotion to the sometimes tormented obsessions that have unlocked the creative genius of the most significant artists of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. For centuries artists have been inspired by muses to create their most poignant works of art and literature; this volume is a celebration of thirty-three such women and the artists they influenced. American Lee Miller was a successful model before traveling to Paris to become the apprentice, lover, and muse of surrealist artist and photographer Man Ray; Nancy Cunard, British writer, heiress, and political activist, was a lover to numerous members of the twentieth century's art and literary circles, including Ezra Pound and T.S. Eliot; Parisian-born artist and poet Dora Maar had a profound influence on her infamous lover, Pablo Picasso. While the lives of these women were dissimilar in most aspects, they shared the ability to awaken fervor within some of the greatest artists of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, and to influence the work of their Pygmalion painters, writers, or photographers. The vision of the artist and his muse remains an integral part of our notion of artistic creation, and the collaboration of these interwoven destinies continues to fascinate historians, art-appreciators, feminists, and general readers alike. Author Farid Abdelouahab recounts the stories of thirty-three women who, through their temperament, beauty, talent, and pure magnetism, enthralled society's artistic geniuses and thus inspired the creation of some of the greatest works of the past centuries.