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Author: Suzanne Singletary
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Routledge
Dimensions:
Width: 17.40cm
, Height: 1.80cm
, Length: 24.60cm
Weight: 0.748kg
ISBN: 9781472442000
ISBN 10: 1472442008
Pages: 236
Publication Date: 25 November 2016
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Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
Singletary has composed a beautifully written text (her prose at times rises to level of Mallarme's and Baudelaire's) that may complement recent work into Whistler's international connections. --Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide Suzanne Singletary's fascinating study is the first to dig deeply into the subsoil and range of Whistler's relationships with France. ... [It] is an important contribution to Whistler studies that also enriches understanding of some of the leading names of nineteenth-century modernism. --CAA Reviews
Singletary has composed a beautifully written text (her prose at times rises to level of Mallarme's and Baudelaire's) that may complement recent work into Whistler's international connections. --Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide Suzanne Singletary's fascinating study is the first to dig deeply into the subsoil and range of Whistler's relationships with France. ... [It] is an important contribution to Whistler studies that also enriches understanding of some of the leading names of nineteenth-century modernism. --CAA Reviews
"""Singletary has composed a beautifully written text (her prose at times rises to level of Mallarmé’s and Baudelaire’s) that may complement recent work into Whistler’s international connections."" --Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide ""Suzanne Singletary’s fascinating study is the first to dig deeply into the subsoil and range of Whistler’s relationships with France. ... [It] is an important contribution to Whistler studies that also enriches understanding of some of the leading names of nineteenth-century modernism."" --CAA Reviews"
Singletary has composed a beautifully written text (her prose at times rises to level of Mallarme's and Baudelaire's) that may complement recent work into Whistler's international connections. - Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide
Author Information
Suzanne M. Singletary is Associate Professor of Art and Architectural History at Philadelphia University. She has published on Eugène Delacroix, French Symbolism, and Francesco Goya, and contributed essays to Impressionist Interiors (2008), Perspectives on Manet (2012) and Rival Sisters (2014).
