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Routledge New York Scene 1906-1913 John Sloan - Art History Book

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Description

Explore the vibrant artistic vision of John Sloan, one of the most significant figures in American painting history, through this comprehensive examination of his New York period. This Routledge publication draws from Sloan's personal diaries, letters, and original drawings spanning eight years, providing intimate insight into the mind of a master illustrator and cartoonist. Discover how Sloan captured the essence of early 20th-century urban life, documenting social issues, street scenes, park life, and contemporary politics with his distinctive artistic perspective. The New York Scene 1906-1913 reveals Sloan's keen observation of everyday people and events that shaped his legendary work as a member of The Eight, a pivotal movement in American art. Perfect for art history students, collectors, and anyone interested in the social realism movement and the artistic heritage of New York.

Key Features

John Sloan's personal diary entries and correspondence provide authentic insight into the artist's creative process during his most productive period.

Contains original notes and drawings from the Sloan collection housed at the Delaware Art Center, offering rare visual documentation.

Covers Sloan's keen interest in social issues, urban scenes, and contemporary politics reflected throughout his New York artwork.

Published by Routledge as a comprehensive art history resource exploring one of The Eight's most celebrated members.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
14 September 2017
Listed Since
08 December 2017

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