An impressive and richly illustrated introduction to Vincent Van Gogh through 50 significant works.

This new book provides everything you need to know about the tumultuous and productive creative life of Vincent Van Gogh, showcasing fifty works from the world's leading art collections and museums.

Art historian John Coleman analyzes the career and works of perhaps the most renowned artist in the world today. A detailed introduction examines Van Gogh's development as an artist and explores the themes, methods, and forces driving his extraordinary paintings and sketches, as well as his relationships with his brother Theo and other artists. The book includes both major paintings and lesser-known sketches and artworks.

The latest digital technology has been used to ensure the reproductions are as faithful as possible to the original works. For all art lovers and students interested in Post-Impressionism and 19th-century art, "Van Gogh in 50 Works" offers a brilliant recreation of the viewing experience.

Among the fifty paintings included, the book features works: "The Potato Eaters" (1885), "Père Tanguy" (1887), "Self-Portrait Before the Easel" (1888), "Sunflowers" (1888), "Café Terrace at Night" (1888), "Bedroom in Arles" (1888), "Van Gogh's Chair" (1888), "Portrait of Joseph Roulin" (1889), "Irises" (1889), "The Starry Night" (1889), and "Wheatfield with Crows" (1890).

Pages: 144, Year of Publication: 2019, Dimensions: 28.2x28.2cm.