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Christiane Weidemann

    50 modern artists you should know
    Salvador Dalí
    50 Women Artists You Should Know
    A Year in Art
    50 Contemporary Artists You Should Know
    Niki De Saint Phalle
    • 2018
    • 2014

      Niki De Saint Phalle

      • 127 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      Whether you are an ardent follower of this fascinating artist, or just learning about her life and work, this lively volume offers an in-depth portrait of Niki de Saint Phalle's world, turbulent life and extraordinary art.

      Niki De Saint Phalle
    • 2010

      Christiane Weidemann ist Kunsthistorikerin, freie Autorin und Lektorin und hat bei Prestel bereits mehrere Kunsttitel veröffentlicht.

      50 modern artists you should know
    • 2009

      What better way to learn about art than to create your own masterpiece alongside another, find hidden details that add to an understanding of the artwork, read fascinating stories about how the piece came to be created, or take an entertaining quiz that leads to a deeper appreciation of the technique and theme. Modeled after Prestel’s successful A Year in Art series, this beautifully produced activity book introduces children to many of the world’s greatest artworks—ranging from African masks to European paintings and modern art. Hands-on projects are sure to spark children’s imaginations while imparting important knowledge that will serve them well as they grow older. The book is perfect for all kinds of drawing and the exquisite reproductions will impress kids of all ages. Whether used at home or in a classroom, this engaging and enriching book will delight children, their parents, and teachers with its endless opportunities to create and learn about art.

      A Year in Art
    • 2008
    • 2007

      Salvador Dalí

      • 128 pages
      • 5 hours of reading
      3.6(18)Add rating

      On canvas and in person--Salvador Dali's weird, captivating and complicated world. It is hard to tell what is more Dali's brilliant, hallucinatory art or the eccentric life he led. This book considers both the works and the man. Dali's penchant for self-promotion; his partnership with his wife and muse, Gala; and his contentious relationship with artists of the Surrealist movement are examined alongside vibrant reproductions of some of the most dazzling paintings of the twentieth century. The book also explores Dali's rich legacy, which includes brilliant works in virtually all forms of media. The result is a true marriage of life and art, and an insightful look into the mysteries of fame and creative genius.

      Salvador Dalí