Author:

Stahl, Robert L.  Search this

Artist:

Fitzgerald, James 1899-1971 Works Selections  Search this

Editor:

Teegarden, Lucie  Search this

Author of foreword:

Deci, Edward L.  Search this

Writer of supplementary textual content:

Robertson, Bruce 1955-  Search this

Sherry, Karen A.  Search this

Publisher:

Monhegan Museum  Search this

Printer:

Penmor Lithographers (Firm)  Search this

Designer:

Mahan Design  Search this

Subject:

Fitzgerald, James 1899-1971 Criticism and interpretation  Search this

Fitzgerald, James 1899-1971 Themes, motives  Search this

Fitzgerald, James 1899-1971  Search this

Physical description:

339 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), portraits, photographs, maps ; 23 x 31 cm

Type:

Catalogs

Notebooks, sketchbooks, etc

Essays

Catalogues raisonnés

Criticism, interpretation, etc

Place:

Maine

Monhegan Island

Date:

2017

20th century

Contents:

Foreword / Edward L. Deci -- Preface / Robert L. Stahl -- Framing Fitzgerald / E. Bruce Robertston -- Fitzgerald's Philosophy and Practice of Art / Robert L. Stahl -- James Fitzgerald and the Art of Drawing / Karen A. Sherry -- Early Work in New England / Robert L. Stahl -- Voyages at Sea: The North Atlantic / Robert L. Stahl -- Portraits 1920s-1940s / Robert L. Stahl -- Nudes / Robert L. Stahl -- New York City / Robert L. Stahl -- Monhegan / Robert L. Stahl -- The Dory / Robert L. Stahl -- Birds-Gulls, Gannets, Ravens and Geese / Robert L. Stahl -- Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia / Robert L. Stahl -- Waves-Fitzgerald on Proust / Robert L. Stahl -- Katahdin / Robert L. Stahl -- Tigers and Horses / Robert L. Stahl -- Travels Abroad / Robert L. Stahl -- Ireland and the Aran Islands / Robert L. Stahl

Summary:

"'James Fitzgerald: The Drawings and Sketches', the first planned volume to emerge from his 'Catalogue Raisonné', is illustrated with over 750 images, of which a third are complete works reproduced in full color. This first in-depth presentation of his preliminary studies and discussion of his drawing process allows the reader to explore the artist's creative process from first concept to final painting. Fitzgerald's wide range of subject matter is reflected inw orks from Monhegan, Katahdin, Ireland, New York, and other locations where he painted." --publisher's description, dust jacket.

Topic:

Figurative painting, American  Search this

Drawing, American  Search this

Male artists  Search this

Call number:

N40.1.F554x S78 2017

Data Source:

Smithsonian Libraries

EDAN-URL:

edanmdm:siris_sil_1099446