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80多位藝術家的素描手稿或成品
【The Artist's Sketchbook (Victoria and Albert Museum)】
《藝術家的素描本》
@Thames & Hudson原文書
@全彩精裝/336頁/開本19.5 x 27.0 cm
@作者：Jenny Gaschke
★維多利亞與亞伯特博物館(Victoria and Albert Museum)聯合編製
本書探索16世紀至今藝術家的素描步驟與技術。
藝術家們使用素描本已經有數百年的歷史，特別是在創作偉大作品的準備過程中。本書介紹大約80位來自不同時代和藝術運動的藝術家簡介，包括John Constable、Beatrix Potter、Paul Nash和Julie Verhoeven，每個簡介包括一段關於藝術家的介紹，以及他們如何使用素描本，書中充滿來自生活和想像的精美素描範例、材料實驗以及偉大作品的規劃，而豐富的圖片展現了素描本本身就是藝術品……
由V&A博物館資深繪畫和素描策展人Jenny Gaschke撰寫的介紹，突顯出了素描和素描本在藝術史上的重要性，本書將激發讀者靈感，吸引對藝術創作過程感興趣的人，以及那些將素描作為自身藝術實踐關鍵部分的人。
The first in an exciting and inspirational new V&A sketchbook series that explores the sketching processes and techniques of artists from the 16th century to the present day
Artists have been using sketchbooks for many hundreds of years, particularly as part of the preparatory process that leads to the creation of great works.
Selected by curators from the extensive sketchbook collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, and organized chronologically by artist, The Artist’s Sketchbook introduces around eighty profiles from different eras and movements, including John Constable, Beatrix Potter, Paul Nash, and Julie Verhoeven. Each profile includes a short text on the artist and their use of the sketchbook. The book brims with exquisite examples of drawings from life and the imagination, material experimentation and the planning of greater works. With rich, detailed photography, the sketchbooks are shown to be very much works of art in themselves, with open-book shots and selected covers reproduced as well as single pages. The book also highlights less well-known names as well as unrecognized artists, mostly women, for whom sketchbooks provided a creative outlet. While working within the limits of the V&A collection, the selection includes sketchbooks from beyond Britain and Europe by drawing on expertise from across the museum. Just as artists do, some inevitably blur the line between art, design, and fashion.
With an introduction by Jenny Gaschke, Senior Curator of Paintings and Drawings at the V&A, the book highlights the importance of sketching and the sketchbook throughout the history of art. Although not a practical guide to sketching techniques, it will nevertheless inspire the reader and appeal to anyone interested in the process of making art, and to those for whom sketching is a critical part of their own artistic practice.
