by John Berger
First published 1985
Renowned art critic John Berger leads readers on an illuminating journey through the world's greatest paintings and sculptures. With sharp insight and vivid prose, he unlocks the mechanics of perception, revealing the deeper human truths that great art lays bare. From Rembrandt's luminous colors to Van Gogh's bold strokes, Berger shows how to see beyond the surface and into the soul of the artist's vision.
Genres: biography, art, non-fiction, criticism, art-history
Vibes: intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking
Tropes: informative, insightful
Period: 1988-07-25
299 pages · Hardcover · Pantheon