ISBN: 9780864926258 - george mclean: the living landscape (5 Ergebnisse)

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Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Near Fine. First Edition; First Printing. Stiff unmarked book in clean green cloth; in glossy dust jacket with tiny closed tear to middle of spine.; 12.6 X 0.74 X 9 inches; 160 pages; This is a monograph on Canadian artist George McLean, a highly regarded wildlife and landscape painter from Grey County, Ontario. McLean lived on a 100-acre farm and created densely layered, realistic paintings of the natural world, wildlife, and rural landscapes. The book was published to coincide with a major touring exhibition of his work. It features over 60 full-colour reproductions of McLeanâs paintings; examination of his artistic development and influences (including Carl Rungius, Bruno Liljefors, and Andrew Wyeth) ; exploration of his deep connection to the land, wildlife, and North American realist traditions.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. For more than forty years, George McLean has lived in a stone farmhouse on 100 acres of land in Grey County, Ontario. On his daily walks, he looks for a moment that will inspire him -- the first step in a process that can take up to a year to yield a single painting. McLean's densely layered depictions of the natural world emerge directly from his intense interest in wildlife. In this sumptuous book, Virginia Eichhorn, Adam Duncan Harris, and Tom Smart examine the development of McLean's art and trace his varied influences, from early 20th-century wildlife artists Carl Rungius and Bruno Liljefors to Andrew Wyeth. Connecting with past traditions while resonating with contemporary audiences, McLean's work, along with that of many realists before him, reflects a shared sense of what it means to be North American. Illustrated with more than 60 colour reproductions, the publication of George McLean: The Living Landscape coincides with the opening of an accompanying international touring exhibition of McLean's work at the Tom Thomson Gallery in Owen Sound. The exhibition will tour to Toronto, Sudbury, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and other venues in 2011-2012. …