Max Ginsburg, one of the most respected and highly accomplished realist painters today, presents for the first time, a collection of his paintings from 1956 to 2010. Exquisitely presented on 192 pages of high quality paper (11x12x1), this publication chronicles Max's prestigious career as a fine artist, a teacher and illustrator.
The book cover shows one of his paintings. I'll bet you can guess the title after a quick look at the picture. After guessing the title, Bus Stop, you'll want to go back for a longer look.
I think that's one of the gift's of Ginsburg talent - capturing human nature doing regular day-to-day activities. Looking at his artwork is like looking at a photograph of friends or family or ourselves.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading about Ginsburg, learning more of his life and his art, and dwelling on the pictures. This is a wonderful book for the coffee table.
* I received a copy of Retrospective from NetGalley in exchange for my review. No other compensation was received.
The book cover shows one of his paintings. I'll bet you can guess the title after a quick look at the picture. After guessing the title, Bus Stop, you'll want to go back for a longer look.
I think that's one of the gift's of Ginsburg talent - capturing human nature doing regular day-to-day activities. Looking at his artwork is like looking at a photograph of friends or family or ourselves.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading about Ginsburg, learning more of his life and his art, and dwelling on the pictures. This is a wonderful book for the coffee table.
* I received a copy of Retrospective from NetGalley in exchange for my review. No other compensation was received.
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