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Philadelphia Museum Of Art, March 18 To May 13, 1984, Gemaldegalerie, Staatliche Museen Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Berlin (West), June 8 To August 12, 1984, Royal Academy Of Arts, London, September 7 To November 18, 1984. Selected by Choice magazine as an Outstanding Academic Book Contributors : Christopher Brown, Jan Kelch, Otto Naumann, William Robinson, Peter C. Sutton, and Cynthia von Bogendorf-Rupprath. Heavy; Large; DJ. DJ worn and rubbed at corners. 496 pages.

Philadelphia Museum of Art 1984 Hardback. Good. Heavy; Large; DJ. DJ worn and rubbed at corners. Heavy/Large - extra postage may be required.

1984. Hardbound. VG-, some mild wear to extremities, crease in spine. DJ has a small tear at top and wear along fold on front left side.. Brown cloth with color illustrated dustjacket. 397 pp. 127 color, numerous bw plates. Issued in conjunction with a series of 1984 exhibitions. "The Dutch in the seventeenth century placed a premium on naturalistic accounts of their surroundings, be they in the form of portraits, landscapes, still lifes, or scenes of everyday life -- what we have come to call 'genre' painting. With this art, the painter recorded the look, the manners, the character of those quotidian events, which comprise day-to-day existence." (p. xiii) This book features essays on both the artists and on life and culture during this time. The catalogue addresses 127 paintings: first, in color plates, and secondly, with lengthy annotations and small BW illus. The concluding bibliography is substantial. A terrific resource. Contents as follows: Masters of Dutch genre painting / by Peter C. Sutton -- Life and culture in the golden age / by Peter C. Sutton -- Plates -- Catalogue / by Christopher Brown [and others].

Sewn binding. Cloth over boards. 397 p. Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Brown cloth with color illustrated dustjacket. 397 pp. 127 color, numerous bw plates. Issued in conjunction with a series of 1984 exhibitions. "The Dutch in the seventeenth century placed a premium on naturalistic accounts of their surroundings, be they in the form of portraits, landscapes, still lifes, or scenes of everyday life--what we have come to call 'genre' painting. With this art, the painter recorded the look, the manners, the character of those quotidian events, which comprise day-to-day existence." (p. xiii) This book features essays on both the artists and on life and culture during this time. The catalogue addresses 127 paintings: first, in color plates, and secondly, with lengthy annotations and small BW illus. The concluding bibliography is substantial. A terrific resource. Contents as follows: Masters of Dutch genre painting / by Peter C. Sutton--Life and culture in the golden age / by Peter C. Sutton--Plates--Catalogue / by Christopher Brown [and others].

Sewn binding. Cloth over boards. 397 p. Philadelphia Museum of Art.

University of Pennsylvania Press. As New. 1984. Hardcover. 0812279514 .*** FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request *** – – *** IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - TEXT PRISTINE --127 works catalogued and illustrated. Among the artists represented: Jacob Duck, Gabriel Metsu, J. Ochtervelt, Gerard Dou, and many others. -- with a bonus offer-- .

*** FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request *** – – *** IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT-TEXT PRISTINE--127 works catalogued and illustrated. Among the artists represented: Jacob Duck, Gabriel Metsu, J. Ochtervelt, Gerard Dou, and many others. --with a bonus offer--