by Steven Z. Levine · tapa dura · ISBN 9780847817856
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«Claude Monet» is Steven Z. Levine's art history essay, published by Rizzoli in hardback (32 pages, in English).
It analyses the work of Claude Monet (1840-1926), one of the founders of French Impressionism, and his recurring interest in water, light and fog. Levine proposes an original reading: the brushstrokes of reflections on water become a mirror of the artist himself, according to the myth of Narcissus. Includes bibliographic references.
Published in 1994, it is part of the Rizzoli Art Series, as indicated on the cover.
Aimed at readers interested in art criticism, Impressionism and the figure of Monet.
