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Matisse & Picasso

Rewald, Sabine

Matisse & Picasso - New York Metropolitan Museum of Arts 2008

"Matisse & Picasso" by Sabine Rewald explores the intricate relationship between two of the most influential artists of the 20th century: Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso. The book delves into their artistic rivalry, friendship, and mutual influence, examining how their distinct styles and philosophies shaped modern art. Rewald highlights key periods in their careers, their groundbreaking works, and how their interactions spurred innovation in their individual practices. The narrative also emphasizes the cultural and historical context of their lives, shedding light on the broader art movements they were part of.

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Art History
Art,Modern--20th century
Artist Relationships--Cubism

Dewey Class. No.: 708.2 REW / 3389

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