painters

Color and black-and-white reproductions of the artist's works accompany text that describes the artist and his achievements.

In 1764, Scottish portrait painter Stewart Jameson, trying to avoid debtors, relocates to Boston, where he takes Fanny Easton, the disgraced daughter of a leading citizen, as his apprentice and together, with the help of runaway slave Dr. Ignatius Alexander, the investigate the murder of an abolitionist.

A collection of biographical poems about the life and work of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, accompanied by reproductions of her paintings.

Presents a collection of detailed artwork and a biography of American realist painter James Bama that examines his work in pop culture, horror, science fiction, and western genres.

A fictionalized account of Auguste Renoir's painting of subjects drinking and flirting over several Sundays and his desire to do breakout work instead of portraits of society women in their parlors.

Discusses the life of the Dutch artist and explores his complex works.

Contains photographic reproductions of the artist's work and presents critical commentary on the artist and his work.

Contains thirty-two full-color plates with detailed captions, a chronology, and an essay on the American painter.