James Tissot

James Tissot by Russell Ash is a New Ed edition published by Pavilion in 1995, featuring 94 pages in English. This monograph surveys the life and work of James Tissot, a stylish and enigmatic 19th-century painter. It presents a selection of his work from both public and private collections, highlighting his paintings that capture the social lives of prosperous Victorians.
Readers will find that Tissot’s artwork serves as revealing visual documents, conveying the mood, aspirations, and sentiment of the era. The book focuses on the intricate details and themes present in Tissot’s paintings, offering insights into the social dynamics of the time. Through this exploration, the monograph provides a comprehensive look at the artist’s contributions to the art world and the historical context in which he worked.
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This monograph surveys the life and work of James Tissot, a stylish and enigmatic 19th-century painter. This book presents a selection of his work from both public and private collections. His paintings of the social lives of prosperous Victorians are acknowledged as being revealing visual documents, conveying the mood, aspirations and sentiment of the era.
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