James McNeill Whistler

beyond the myth

By Anderson, Ronald Aberdeen & Koval, Anne

Publishers Summary:
The myth perpetuated throughout Whistler's life - of a witty, irascible dandy endlessly feuding with the establishment or anyone else who stood in his way - clouds his artistic achievement. Now, for the first time, his art and life are brought together in this major new biography to recreate the extraordinary career of the man behind the myth. By examining Whistler's life and work together with the impact his followers, collectors and friends made on his reputation after his death, Anderson and Koval show this most controversial and accomplished artist to be one of the most remarkable men of his age.

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ISBN
978-0-78670-187-2
Publisher
New York : Carroll & Graf, 1995.


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Library Journal

Reviewed on November 1, 1995

Of the making of Whistler books there is no end, or so it seems this year. No fewer than six new Whistler titles have appeared by design or coincidentally with major Whistler shows at the National Gallery of Art (Washington, D.C.) and elsewhere. Here, independent Whistler scholars Anderson and Koval systematically debunk the myths surrounding Whistler's life and...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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