Edvard Munch: The Complete Graphic Works (revised and updated edition)
by Reinhold Heller, Gerd Woll, Arne Eggum, Carla Lathe
8.5 / 10 12 ratings
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2012
- Publisher
- Philip Wilson Publishers
- Pages
- 527
- ISBN
- 9780856676994
Subjects
- General
- Essays
- Catalogs
- Art
- Painting
- Art & Art Instruction
- Exhibitions
- Biography
- Individual artists
- ART CRITICISM
- Criticism and interpretation
- Painters
- Prints
- ART, MODERN_20TH CENTURY_EXHIBITIONS
- Graphic Arts
- ART_CATALOGS
- OUR Brockhaus selection
- Graphic arts
- Art collections
- Private collections
- Themes, motives
- Norway
- Friends and associates
- In art
- Art criticism
Original edition
Edvard Munch: The Frieze of LifeOriginally published in 1993 English National Gallery Publications / Harry N. Abrams
Other editions (12)
What other readers say
Liked
The book is highly praised for its unexpected depth and richness, going far beyond what one might expect from a catalogue. Reviewers appreciate how it meticulously discusses Edvard Munch's artworks, linking them directly to the life events that influenced their creation, thereby shedding significant light on his state of mind at the time. The inclusion of decent photographs, thorough descriptions, and a comprehensive timeline at the end further enhances the reader's understanding and provides valuable context for the artist's works.
Disliked
Based on the available feedback, no significant drawbacks or criticisms were highlighted by reviewers. The book appears to have consistently met or exceeded expectations, with no mention of any shortcomings in its content, presentation, or analytical approach.
In short
Overall, this book comes highly recommended as an insightful and comprehensive resource for understanding Edvard Munch, offering a much deeper appreciation of his artistry beyond his most famous pieces. It would be particularly appealing to anyone who wishes to know more about the famous Norwegian artist and gain a profound understanding of the intricate relationship between his life and his creative output.
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