Manet

Manet

Vignot, Edward

$250.00 MXN

Sinopsis

Throughout his life, the visionary artist Édouard Manet (1832–1883) strove to leave behind the conventions of painting of his time. Genre paintings, maritime landscapes, still lifes or portraits – for Manet, painting has always been the representation of reality. His works bear witness to a deep sensitivity. Even if he never received the recognition he sought during his lifetime, at least posterity recognized his deserved place in the circle of great artists.

Editorial:
Konemann
Año de edición:
2021
Materia
Arte moderno
ISBN:
978-3-95588-644-8
Páginas:
240
Encuadernación:
Pasta dura

Disponibilidad en Centros

  • Condesa
  • Polanco
  • Santa Fe
  • Perisur
  • Zona Rosa
  • Roma
  • San Ángel
  • Del Valle

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