ARTISTS GALLEGO PAINTERS (NINETEENTH CENTURY)

Author: Serafín Avenda?o, Jenaro Carrero, José M. Fenollera, etc
Publisher: NOVAGALICIA EDICIONS
Publication Date: 2004-12-01
Features: ARTISTAS PINTORES studies in depth the most representative artists of the country. The investigation of life and work involve more than three hundred historians and art critics, always the most qualified and specialized in each artist.
Artistas Pintores stands out not only for its design and texts, but also for the maximum quality achieved in photography, photomechanics, printing, and binding.
Artistas Pintores has a great international projection. We export to Brazil, Mexico, Puerto Rico, USA, Costa Rica, England...
Volumes of 416 pages, 32x24cm, in luxury edition.
More than 500 reproductions in full color and texts written by a team of renowned critics and historians.
Paper: Silk 200 grams.
The reproductions occupy more than 75% of the total extension of the book.
Binding: Cialux in hardcover with French binding, with four double covers, glossy plasticized.

The transition of design defines the aesthetic interests of two generations that arise in Romanticism and end up, on one hand, in Realism and, on the other, in Impressionism. They are artists who travel and complete their formation in Rome and Paris, knowing the European languages of the end of the XIX century. The cases of Brocos, of Serafín Avenda?o and Germán Taibo, with a different way of capturing reality, like the Generation of '98, which works a sentiment different from the landscape, from deep lyrism.

“This book series will, in the future, be a fundamental reference for Spanish art. An excellent summary, for all those who want to know how the visual image of Spain has been evolving over time.”
Faro, 21-XI-97

“Spain is an art country. Artistas Pintores is the great editorial pop of Spanish art of the century, for its valuable content and the care of its presentation.”
ABC, 9-IX-98

“A monumental work. A miracle for Spanish creators.”
El punto de las artes, 18/24-IX-98

“This is the most important work so far realized in the material of Spanish art, reaching universal.”
La Prensa